Agency Disclosure
All real estate brokers must present a copy of the publication “Working with Real Estate Agents” disclosure form to a potential client upon the first contact before they are permitted to represent the individual.[1]
Dual Agency
Written consent is required by both parties should an agent wish to take on both buyer and seller in a real property transaction.[2]
Property Disclosure Statement
Sellers of real property must disclose property defects and other conditions to an interested buyer. A standard real property disclosure statement is provided by the North Carolina Real Estate Commission.[3]
Search a Licensee
Perform a broker search using the North Carolina Real Estate Commission licensee database.