Potential client must sign brokerage agreement

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Before a broker can practice as a dual agent, the potential client must sign a brokerage agreement, including disclosure statements. By doing so, the client indicates that she has been informed of the implications of dual agency. This concept is considered implied consent. informed consent. caveat emptor. imputed knowledge.

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