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Connecticut: Does an agent have to disclose they are an agent?

Trace LeDogge
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Greetings-

In Connecticut, if a real estate agent is selling their own property (not on MLS), do they have to notify the potential purchaser that they are a licensed real estate agent? If it not a legal requirement, is it ethically "required"?

The thought is that if two private individuals are discussing a non-agency linked, non-MLS sale and the seller is a licensed real estate agent, should that be disclosed.

Please and thank you.

Trace

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