Prohibition of Dual Agency
Prohibition of Dual Agency and its Implications The Paris Paradigm™ model is designed to provide uncompromised buyer representation by strictly prohibiting dual agency. Dual agency occurs when a single agent represents both the buyer and the seller in the same real estate transaction. While this practice is legal in some jurisdictions, it presents significant conflicts of interest that can compromise the integrity of the transaction. The Paris Paradigm™ model addresses these issues by ensuring clear and dedicated representation for buyers. Understanding Dual Agency Dual agency involves a single agent representing both parties in a transaction. This can occur…
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