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Dual agency rules for the buyer and the seller. wondering about..

Vicki Scheibla
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just a general question when it comes to dual agency.  It is my understanding that with a dual agent (and i am the buyer) that the dual agent's duty/loyalty is to the seller, correct?   so the question that i have is if i am an investor and have put an offer on a home that i am not sure that i am going to buy because i have others to look at still and still deciding, would my dual agent have a duty to inform the seller(or his agent) that i may rescind the offer?  

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