Agency
A North Dakota agent representing a seller in a transaction is also representing the buyer in the sale of the buyer's existing home. This creates:
ANo conflict if the transactions are in different counties
BA potential conflict of interest that must be disclosed to both clients with their informed consent✓ Correct
CAn automatic dual agency in both transactions
DNo issue as long as both transactions close
Explanation
Representing both the seller and the buyer in related transactions creates a potential conflict of interest. The agent's loyalty to one client could be compromised by their duties to the other. Full disclosure and informed written consent from both parties is required.
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