Agency
In Arizona, a 'consensual dual agency' arrangement requires the licensee to provide reduced services to both parties. Specifically, the agent is NOT required to:
APresent all offers in a timely manner
BDisclose material facts about the property condition
CDisclose to either party information that could disadvantage the other party, such as one party's motivation or negotiating limits✓ Correct
DTreat both parties honestly and fairly
Explanation
In dual agency, the agent cannot fully advocate for either party. The agent is still required to present offers, disclose material property facts, and treat both parties honestly.
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