In California, a buyer CAN go directly through the listing agent if they wish (which creates what is called a dual agency), but they are certainly NOT REQUIRED to.

As a dual Canadian/American citizen I am open to buying in either country (for my first property) and then internationally. 

I've stuck to the strategy of finding properties myself and then reaching out to the listing agent and look for dual agency.

What's funny is when I made my offer I used the driveway as leverage, telling the selling agent (who ended up being the dual agent and received a nice commission) I'd have to have it paved back further so multiple cars would fit.

The Fed has the "dual mandate" of maximizing employment and promoting price stability (tame inflation) as prescribed by Congress.

I'm a dual citizen, born in Calgary.

Realtors in NJ can serve as dual agents, representing both buyer and seller.

Many of the multiunit properties I see (I am a Realtor in Las Vegas and my practice is almost exclusively remote investors so I am always looking for properties that meet the dual goals of profitability and appreciation.) in Las Vegas are not in good condition and require significant upfront capital investment.

I wanted to connect with anyone who wants to share experiences or advice about this market, also speak to any other agents who are Dual agents state to state.

Aargh.Pricing similar sized dual heat pump/gas backups for the house next door to the first one put me at around $7,000 with a certified installer.