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A Texas broker may appoint licensed associates to work with parties in an intermediary relationship. These appointees are called:

Correct Answer

C) Appointed licensees

In Texas intermediary relationships, the broker may appoint licensees to communicate with and carry out instructions of each party.

Answer Options
A
Sub-agents
B
Associated licensees
C
Appointed licensees
D
Dual agents
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Related Topics:

texas-intermediary-relationshipsagency-disclosure-texasbroker-appointments

Key Terms:

Texas intermediaryappointed licenseesTexas Occupations Code 1101.559intermediary relationshipTREC agency

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