South Carolina License Law
In South Carolina, dual agency is:
AProhibited under all circumstances
BAllowed only in commercial transactions
CPermitted with written informed disclosure and consent of all parties✓ Correct
DPermitted without disclosure if the agent treats both parties equally
Explanation
South Carolina allows dual agency (representing both buyer and seller in the same transaction) but requires written informed disclosure and consent from all parties. The agent must disclose the dual agency relationship and obtain written approval before proceeding.
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