The
listing contract will specify that your
agent is acting as a "seller’s agent." This means that, in the
sale of your house, they are working for you and only you.
However, there may be times when your listing agent has a client
who wants to buy your home. For that reason, there is a little
"wiggle room" in the listing contract. If your agent also
represents the buyer, the listing contract should specify that
they provide an additional disclosure that details their duties
as a dual agent.
The contract also provides permission for your listing agent to
act as an agent for others on other transactions. They can
continue to list other properties, and represent buyers looking
at other homes.
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