What type of transactions do not require the execution of an Agency Consent Agreement?

In Kentucky, the specific type of transactions that do not require an Agency Consent Agreement are commercial transactions. This is because commercial transactions often operate under different regulatory frameworks compared to residential transactions. In these cases, the parties involved typically have a higher level of sophistication and experience in real estate dealings, which allows for a certain degree of autonomy in negotiating terms and conditions without the need for an Agency Consent Agreement.

Moreover, in commercial real estate transactions, brokers and agents may have different obligations, often structured through contracts that are more flexible or negotiated upfront, reducing the necessity for a formalized consent agreement that is commonly mandated in residential transactions. As a result, commercial deals can proceed without the constraints imposed by such agreements, which is a key aspect that sets them apart from residential, mixed-use, or investment transactions, where more formalized agency relationships are typically required.