Realtor Melanie Cameron explains what to expect when working with real estate agents in North Carolina. When you start working with an agent, expect to receive a copy of the Working with Real Estate Agents disclosure. This form will give a written explanation of the role of the real estate agent as a representative of the buyer and/or seller. Melanie goes a little further to clarify what exactly is meant by “Dual Agency”. Let us know if you have any questions!
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