Yes. In addition to buying and selling, real estate agents and brokers help list rental properties and find eligible tenants. When a property is rented, typically the tenant will pay their broker a fee (typically around one or two months' rent), which is split with the listing agent. A real estate agent can work as both why not check here a listing agent and a selling agent, but typically they don't take on both roles for the same property. That being said, two real estate agents from the same brokerage may represent each side of the process, in which case the sale is referred to as “dual agency.” You must provide the buyer with the Information About Brokerage Services (IABS 1-0, TXR 2501) form upon first substantive dialogue, which in this case is when the buyer approaches you about representation. You must also disclose—verbally or in writing—that your broker is representing the seller.