This is what is on the contract:Also, the realtor represents them in the rental/sale of the home.

Each one of the sales to a different buyer represents a distinct and separate 1013 exchange. 

Based on Article 16(Specifically 16-3)"All dealings concerning property exclusively listed, or with buyer/tenants who are subject to an exclusive agreement shall be carried on with the client’s representative or broker, and not with the client, except with the consent of the client’s representative or broker or except where such dealings are initiated by the client.)" of the Code of Ethics.Personally I have never called the board or filed a grievance so that is not my stance.

In that case Cameron Riley would just be a representative of the LLC.

SRAR also reports that there were 1,040 active listings in May, representing a 3.4- month supply.

Again they're not supposed to take that into account, but again we're all human.Now some will say "I can't represent both parties" and I actually prefer that.

@Cameron Riley in Kentucky where I live an LLC must be represented by an attorney in court for the eviction process.

@Cameron RileyIn most jurisdictions, an attorney has to represent the LLC.

Every time he's represented me I've gotten great deals and one time he even found another building to roll in.

Get an agent to represent you, for your current house and your pursuit of a duplex.