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Dual Agency in Maryland - what else to watch out besides price

Remi Nguyen
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I requested to tour a house with my buyer agent and liked it (i.e. the event of choosing the house was not initiated by the agent). After my agent discussed it with the listing agent, we decided to make an official offer at a number I feel comfortable with. Turns out they are in the same broker firm (I realize it when signing the offer letter). So I stopped and asked my agent about any potential conflict of interest, they said they never met the listing agent - the firm is big they each of them operate very independently without seeing each other.

The seller already signed consent of dual agency months ago when they listed the house. 

If I already felt that the price was reasonable - not worrying the agent would convince me to go with a higher than the market price, what else should I watch out for if I wanted to proceed with a dual agency? 

Any advice is much appreciated. Thank you!

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