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Originally Posted by RickTucsonHomes
INCORRECT - In AZ. Dual agency/Limited Representation is created when both buyer and seller are reresented by the same Broker. This can be either one agent representing both parties or two agents, one for the buyer and one for the seller. The "Consent to Limited Representation" form has two boxes, one for "single licensee" and one for "Two Licensee" . You check which ever box is appropriate and write in either one or two agents name. With very large regional firms controlling the market here "Dual Agency" with two separate agents involved happens quite often. Either another agent from another office or even another agent in the same office.
OP states they have their own agent, seller has their own agent. They have the same broker, nothing to worry about.
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Oh, well- glad to hear there's " nothing to worry about"...
Why is the form *required* if there's " nothing to worry about"?
There is a difference.
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