I signed a dual agency agreement with the listing agent, who was already representing the seller. 

I think I'll  keep things simple for now, and maybe just have my wife invest in US properties in her name only (as she is not a dual national) and not complicate things further.

Impressive amenities include an open main floor w/ updated kitchen,granite counters,tile backslash & big island;cozy living room w/ bright windows & amazing fireplace; master suite w/ oversized closet & spa-like bath w/ walk-in tile shower, dual sinks, soaker tub & main floor laundry;plus main floor bonus area too!

(of course there is...this is the project from hell after all)...The utility company so very kindly attached the high voltage power line supporting the entire street to the backside of my house, which of course now needs to be removed so that we can rebuild the back of the house.  

The section below that states: "Dual Agency Compensation.

See if you can squeeze in a modern dual vanity with rectangular under mount sinks that will match your existing tile and wainscot.

(HVAC, roof and paint is a good start to increase sell price in my opinion).Full Rehab and duplex the property for dual rental income.

Some are dual pane.First estimate company was high at 2,400 for 18 panes of glass.Next company seems good but I do not know what glass costs.Estimate is exterior glass windows quantity 11 double panel 15 7/8 by 43 3/4 alum 1/4 and glass 1/16Double Panel quantity 6 - 28 by 44 Alum 1/4 Glass 1/161,700 with labor all in and materials.Exterior french door glass 20 by 64 all in for 125 parts and labor.

When looking at REOs, it may be beneficial to reach out to the listing agent directly and have them do a dual-transaction (representing both sides).

Dual agency is not allowed in Maryland while it is in DC and Virginia.