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Dual
Agent
A
real estate broker representing both the buyer and the seller.
Even though two real estate agents are involved, if they work
for the same broker, a dual agency situation may arise.
The real estate agents should advise you when this is
the case.
In
general, never get yourself involved in a real estate deal
where the real estate agent is representing both the buyer and
the seller. Even though by law dual agents are required
to be fair to both parties, ultimately the real estate agent
will tend to favor the seller when they are representing both
sides because the seller pays their commission. Also,
the seller is only one person while many buyers may come and
go. Thus, the dual agent will get to know the seller
better and tend to feel more sympathetic towards the
seller. Insist on a separate agent to represent you if
you are the buyer. It costs you nothing and you will
probably get a better deal.
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