In New York, what disclosure is commonly required regarding agency relationships?

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In New York, what disclosure is commonly required regarding agency relationships?

In New York, you have to be upfront about who your real estate licensee represents and whether there could be a conflict of interest. The disclosure covers agency relationships (whether the licensee represents the buyer, the seller, or both) and, if the same licensee might represent both sides, that dual agency exists and requires the parties’ informed consent. This information is typically provided early in the process with a standard agency disclosure form, so clients know exactly who is representing them and how conflicts are handled. Personal financial status disclosures aren’t part of this agency disclosure requirement, and saying disclosures are optional or not required isn’t accurate.

In New York, you have to be upfront about who your real estate licensee represents and whether there could be a conflict of interest. The disclosure covers agency relationships (whether the licensee represents the buyer, the seller, or both) and, if the same licensee might represent both sides, that dual agency exists and requires the parties’ informed consent. This information is typically provided early in the process with a standard agency disclosure form, so clients know exactly who is representing them and how conflicts are handled. Personal financial status disclosures aren’t part of this agency disclosure requirement, and saying disclosures are optional or not required isn’t accurate.

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