Agency
In South Carolina, can a buyer's agent also represent the seller in the same transaction as a dual agent without disclosing this to the buyer?
AYes, if the price difference is minimal
BNo — dual agency requires informed written consent from both parties✓ Correct
CYes, if the agent receives only the buyer's agent commission
DYes, for commercial transactions only
Explanation
Dual agency (representing both buyer and seller) without informed written consent from both parties is a serious license law violation in South Carolina. Both parties must understand and consent to the dual agency relationship before it can proceed.
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