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When real estate brokers or agents work with sellers and buyers, "agency" relationships are established. As you start working with a real estate professional, please ask for a clear explanation of the current agency laws in your state, so that you understand these important issues.
There are three kinds of agency relationships in North Carolina:
Buyer’s Agent:
A "buyer’s agent" represents the buyer during the home buying process. The buyer’s real estate broker (agent) has a fiduciary responsibility to represent the buyer’s best interests including reasonable care, loyalty, disclosure and confidentiality throughout the real estate transaction.
Exclusive Buyer's Agency in the form of a signed agreement provides the most fiduciary responsibility to the homebuyer.
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