In Ohio, dual agency requires:
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Verbal consent
Verbal consent is insufficient in Ohio for dual agency. The state requires written documentation to ensure proper disclosure and create a legal record of the parties' informed agreement to the agency relationship.
Written informed consent from both parties
Only seller consent
Only obtaining seller consent would violate Ohio law and potentially create legal liability. Both parties must provide informed consent to establish a valid dual agency relationship in Ohio.
No disclosure
No disclosure is never acceptable in dual agency situations. Ohio, like all states, requires disclosure of agency relationships to protect consumers and maintain transparency in real transactions.
Why is this correct?
Ohio law specifically requires written informed consent from both the buyer and seller before a licensee can act as a dual agent. This written documentation creates a legal record that both parties understand potential conflicts of interest and voluntarily agree to the arrangement.
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