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Imran Syed
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Dual Agency Consent.

Imran Syed
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Greetings fellow real estate investors,

I come to you with a situation that has me scratching my head. I just completed inspection contingencies for the property I am in the process of buying, and to my surprise, my real estate agent emailed me to consent to a dual agency contract.

After doing a quick Google search, I discovered that this should have been disclosed from the get-go. Needless to say, I am a bit unsettled and feeling unsure about how to proceed.

As seasoned real estate investors, I am looking for your advice on how to handle this situation. What questions should I be asking my real estate agent, and is this an appropriate time for such a disclosure?

I appreciate any insights or advice you may have to offer.

Thanks in Advance.

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