Here is my why:I was working an awesome job as a dual-status federal technician and national guard member.

I also found the buyers and was able to represent both sides by means of a disclosed dual agency.

I also found the buyers and was able to represent both sides by means of a disclosed dual agency.

This “dual agent” situation gives them double the commission and a little more incentive to help.

And I have no issue with dual agency, especially on REO.

Aspiring CPALender - Does not specialize in multi units/does have okay knowledge on them, however; is motivated and has done several loans for people in my personal network, not investors.Real estate agent – I made this mistake of allowing a dual agency on the first purchase and it was a nightmare.

I’ve used a buyers agent and I’ve let the sellers agent get a dual agency.

The DE property's mortgage is nearly covered with the relocation package's dual housing stipend from my company (only lasts as long as the company relocation contract does), but lately the utilities and maintenance have skyrocketed all while still working to pay off student loans and other various expenses. 

I contacted a title company but they want both trustees because the language in the trust does not indicate that dual signatures are required or not required, it does say we can buy or sell real estate.

My last agent-involved deal the seller had a RE agent who ended up the dual agent and he was pretty good.