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What happens when real estate agents have split allegiances?

The suit says buyers were steered into dual-agency deals and lost bargaining power, with one attorney citing $3,252 in average credits versus $554.

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This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Claudia Ochoa and Cesar Gonzalez thought it was odd when they were told to ditch their real estate agent. Before the married couple could make an offer on the newly built single-family home on the west side of Santa Rosa, they were told […]

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What happens when real estate agents have split allegiances?

A Sonoma County lawsuit alleges that one of northern California’s largest real estate brokerages shunted buyers into “dual agency” contracts.

·Sacramento, United States
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Cal Matters broke the news in Sacramento, United States on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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