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A broker who simultaneously represents the best interests of both opposing parties in a transaction is known as a(n):

Correct Answer

B) dual agent.

A subagent works under another agent and, when serving both buyer and seller, represents the best interests of both opposing parties in the same transaction.

Answer Options
A
finder.
B
dual agent.
C
subagent.
D
unlawful agent.
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Related Topics:

fiduciary-dutiesagency-disclosure-requirementsdual-agency-disclosure

Key Terms:

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