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Originally Posted by pfdmed
I'm currently trying to sell some vacant land and have received an offer from a prospective buyer. I noticed that it lists my real estate agent as a dual agent. The buyer apparently doesn't have his own agent. Should I be concerned that my interests are being protected? Does this mean the agent is working for me and the buyer? Any comments appreciated. Thanks.
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Well, congrats, hope it works out!
Here in NJ we were given a seperate sheet that stated what each types of agent relationship was. IIRC, there was a spot on the contract (or the agent relations sheet) that we had to initial for this.
If the sellers agent brings the buyer, they give the buyer the choice of staying with them or using someone else in the office. Pretty sure we also had that option to say no.
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