AgencyEASY
A broker acting as an agent for a principal has as much authority as:
Correct Answer
C) the broker chooses to take.
A broker can operate independently and supervise salespersons.
Answer Options
A
the principal actually or ostensibly confers upon them.B
an attorney-in-fact.C
the broker chooses to take.D
they choose to accept as limited by the statute of frauds.Video Explanation3 min
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