The property owner will state on the form their preferences concerning sale commission, the scope of the agent’s powers, and the period of time the agreement will remain in effect. If consented to by the property owner and interested buying party, the agent may also provide dual representation.
- Laws – § 3892
- Dual agency (§ 3897)
- Purchase agreement – Prospective homebuyers may use this form to acquire residential property title rights in Louisiana.
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LREC Version

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Realtors Version

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Disclosures / Waivers (3) |
Agency Disclosure Notice (Admin. Code § 3703) – The licensee is required to provide the buyer and seller of a residential property transaction with the most current versions of the Agency Disclosure Informational Pamphlet or the Agency Disclosure Form and ensure that the recipients sign and date the pamphlet or form.
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Dual Agency Disclosure Form (Admin. Code § 3705, § 3897) – A licensee may represent both the buyer and seller provided both parties complete and sign the Dual Agency Disclosure form. This allows the licensee to act on their behalf and relay non-confidential information between the buyer and seller.
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Property Disclosure Statement (§ 9:3198) – Pursuant to Louisiana state law, all material defects that may lower the value of a home must be disclosed via a written statement during the sale of a residential property.
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