Agency
A Wisconsin seller's agent who acts as an undisclosed dual agent (without obtaining consent) may face:
AOnly a fine from the Wisconsin Realtors Association
BLoss of commission, civil liability, and DSPS disciplinary action✓ Correct
CA warning letter only if it's a first offense
DNo consequences if both parties are ultimately satisfied
Explanation
Undisclosed dual agency is a serious violation of Wisconsin agency law and DSPS rules. Consequences can include forfeiture of the commission, civil liability for damages, and DSPS disciplinary action including license suspension or revocation.
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