Agency
When can an Oregon real estate broker represent both buyer and seller in the same transaction?
ANever — dual agency is prohibited in Oregon
BOnly with written informed consent from both parties✓ Correct
CAutomatically, as long as the broker discloses verbally
DOnly in commercial transactions
Explanation
Oregon permits dual agency but requires the written informed consent of both the buyer and the seller before the broker can proceed. Both parties must understand the limitations on the broker's duties in a dual agency situation.
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