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Caleb Whitney
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Unrepresented Homeowner

Caleb Whitney
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Glendale, AZ
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Ok so if a homeowner comes to an agent to SS. An agent that I'm already working with. Can that agent just go ahead and represent me and the homeowner would be unrepresented? I just spitballing here, I haven't run this past any of my Realtors yet. If yes then this should take care of the issue of conflict of interest that I'm running into when soliciting new agents.

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Nick J.
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Nick J.
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
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I would switch it around and have the agent represent the seller and you be unrep'd

The agent shouldn't have a problem with dual rep'ng if they disclose and the seller doesn't have a problem, certainly you don't since the lender is typically paying the A-B side's commish anyways.

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