In Arizona, a dual agent must have:

Verbal consent is legally insufficient in Arizona for dual agency because oral agreements in real estate are generally unenforceable under the Statute of Frauds, and the ADRE specifically requires written documentation to protect all parties and create an auditable compliance record.

ADRE approval is not required for individual dual agency transactions — the Arizona Department of Real Estate licenses and regulates brokers and agents broadly but does not review or pre-approve specific agency relationship arrangements within individual transactions.

Stating that 'no special consent is required' for dual agency in Arizona is dangerously incorrect; proceeding with dual agency without written informed consent from both parties constitutes a violation of Arizona real estate license law and can result in license suspension, revocation, and civil liability.