In a dual agency relationship with limitations, what is an agent prohibited from disclosing?

In a dual agency relationship with limitations, the agent is prohibited from disclosing confidential information about the buyer or seller. This confidentiality is a fundamental aspect of agency relationships, as it ensures that personal and sensitive information remains protected.

This means that any details regarding a client's financial situation, motivation for buying or selling, or any other private matters cannot be shared with the other party involved in the transaction without consent. This is crucial to maintain trust and uphold the fiduciary duty the agent has towards their clients.

Other options, such as information on properties listed, general market conditions, and property tax information, do not generally fall under the same level of confidentiality. These may be considered public information or not sensitive enough to warrant the same protections, which is why they are not included in the obligations of the agent under dual agency regulations.