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Updated about 10 years ago, 10/20/2014

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Mitch H.
  • Investor
  • Denver, CO
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Dual Agency?

Mitch H.
  • Investor
  • Denver, CO
Posted

Is Dual Agency something to be avoided?

Situation:  I went to a rental showing because I was interested in purchasing within the building at some point.  The showing agent happened to be the owner of the unit, who is also a Realtor.  I think this agent could provide me with an inside track to purchasing a unit in the building, but this would likely lead to dual agency.  Obviously this leads to a conflict of interest, and essentially a loss of someone 'on my side' through the transaction. 

What do you guys think of situations like this? 

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