South Carolina Dual Agency Consent Form 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the South Carolina Dual Agency Consent Form in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the names of the Buyer and Seller in the designated fields. Ensure that all parties are accurately represented.
  3. Fill in the property location where indicated. This is crucial for identifying the transaction at hand.
  4. Review the section on Dual Agency, ensuring both Buyer and Seller understand their rights and responsibilities under this agreement.
  5. In the Broker’s Dual Agency Role section, confirm that both parties acknowledge the broker's role and any potential conflicts of interest.
  6. Complete any additional sections regarding previous agency agreements and duration of dual agency as applicable to your situation.
  7. Finally, ensure all parties sign and date the document electronically using our platform’s signature feature for a legally binding agreement.

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Multiple representation is not permitted unless each of the clients involved agrees. You should seek independent professional advice (for example, from your real estate lawyer) before proceeding.
The buyers and sellers will need to provide written permission to the agent to move forward if dual agency comes into the picture. Without written consent from both parties, a dual agent will not be able to represent both parties.
Dual agency is legal in South Carolina as long as there is informed and written consent from all parties prior to entering into negotiations.
(E) A licensee who has substantive contact with a potential buyer or seller shall provide to the potential buyer or seller an agency disclosure form at the first substantive contact.
Dual agency is when the same real estate agent represents the buyer and seller in a single transaction. Dual agency can simplify the sale for buyer and seller, but both parties lose out on having their own agent representing their interests in the deal.

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Informed Consent Both parties involved in a dual agency transaction must provide their informed written consent for the arrangement to proceed. Without this consent, an agent cannot represent both sides.
Dual agency occurs when a real estate agent works on behalf of both the home buyer and seller. In most real estate transactions, it is much more common to have separate agents represent each party, as this helps avoid the conflict of interest that can happen when an agent negotiates for both sides.

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