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Connecticut DCP posts required agency-disclosure form for unrepresented parties; dual/designated templates moved to website
Summary
The Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection (DCP) said new real-estate disclosure forms for unrepresented parties must be posted on its website and provided "upon request," and that dual-agency and designated-agency templates are now website templates rather than regulatory forms.
Paul Grabowski, legal program director at the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection, said the department will post a required agency-disclosure form for unrepresented parties and that the form must be used in transactions when requested.
"The form shall include the name of the real estate licensee, the property address, the name of the buyer, the name of the seller, clear statement of who and who is not represented," Grabowski said during the DCP webinar.
The changes reflect statutory updates enacted last year and corresponding regulatory amendments adopted later in 2024. Grabowski explained that the prior regulatory forms…
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