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A real estate licensee is working with both the buyer and seller in a transaction without representing either party's interests. The licensee provides limited representation by facilitating the transaction and providing assistance with paperwork. What type of brokerage relationship is this?

Correct Answer

C) Transaction broker

This describes a transaction broker relationship where the licensee works with both parties without representing either party's interests. Single agent relationships involve representing one party's interests exclusively. Dual agency is prohibited in Florida.

Answer Options
A
Single agent for the buyer
B
Single agent for the seller
C
Transaction broker
D
Dual agent

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