I just posted a question about this a few days ago and of course you can. You have to understand that anything is contractually possible if everybody agrees to it. You just have to make sure that you all understand what the rules are in the deal.

Why not, put both names on your buyer agency agreement, we do this on our team often.

I sometimes share my buyers with up to 3 other on my team, due to the massive geography they wish to explore.

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Yes.  Often on teams the team lead will insert themselves onto every contract and have the agent doing the work as an additional agent on the contract.  It's also possible for two agents with different companies to be on the contract, in much the same way.

Yes.

I think that Bob Crane gave you an answer, and I am not sure exactly what you mean.  A

I suppose there is - I've never seen it done but, if all parties agree to it in writing, why not?

Never experienced it in 15 years in real estate.

Hmmm. Not sure I totally duplicate your question. Do you mean two agents represent one buyer in a transaction? Not sure what you mean by "express contract". I don't know if you are talking about an agency situation or a contract situation. Two agents can represent a buyer in a transaction - a co-buyer's agent just like a co-listing agent. But again I'm not sure that is what you referring to.

I've never experienced it in my 30 years in business but nothing illegal about it that I know of. 

If they both are sponsored by the same broker yes.  If not there could be a problem.

Our Team does this on a regular basis.

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If that buyer signed 2 buyer agency agreements than they could end up saying 2 buyer agents commissions

I wasn't sure exactly what you were asking. I thought it might have been what happens if a buyer signed buyer agreements with two different agents in perhaps two different companies.  But it looks like this might actually mean can a team of agents all sign the same contract, which is a yes.

Yes is the simple answer!

Why not?

Jaspreet Toor it is possible.

Sure!

two names on the purchase contract. It has been done.

You got the answers!

Yes, and have had to ask for assistance when going on vacation.

A bit complicated but not unheard of

Anything that parties agree to that is legal can be binding... but of course lawyers make money finding ways to break contracts so..contracts are really only as good as the word of the parties to it.

It looks like the answer is in the first ten or so responses. I hope they were able to help you better understand things.

Good luck.

I wish you all the best with your studies. 

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