09-11-2006, 02:34 PM
"There is no sub-agency in Hawaii and the State actually is considering outlawing dual-agency too."
If I understand the law correctly: If you aren't acting as an accredited buyers agent or single agent of the buyer, you are acting as a sub-agent of the seller. Even if you are acting as a dual-agent, you are primarily representing the seller "disclosed to both parties", as there is as of yet no transaction brokerage in Hawaii, unlike in Florida. Your fiduciary is still primarily with the seller unless you're acting as an ABR.
S. FL Islander to be
If I understand the law correctly: If you aren't acting as an accredited buyers agent or single agent of the buyer, you are acting as a sub-agent of the seller. Even if you are acting as a dual-agent, you are primarily representing the seller "disclosed to both parties", as there is as of yet no transaction brokerage in Hawaii, unlike in Florida. Your fiduciary is still primarily with the seller unless you're acting as an ABR.
S. FL Islander to be
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