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Broker Davis has a listing agreement with Seller Thompson and a buyer representation agreement with Buyer Garcia. Both clients want to purchase/sell the same property. Broker Davis obtains written consent from both parties to act as an intermediary. Under TRELA, which action may the broker legally take?

Correct Answer

D) Appoint two different associated license holders to work with each party

Under Texas Occupations Code §1101.560, an intermediary broker may appoint different associated license holders to communicate with and carry out instructions of each party. This allows each party to receive advice from their appointed license holder while the broker maintains neutrality.

Answer Options
A
Advise Buyer Garcia on a specific price to offer for the property
B
Share Seller Thompson's lowest acceptable price with Buyer Garcia
C
Disclose Buyer Garcia's financial qualification details to Seller Thompson
D
Appoint two different associated license holders to work with each party

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Key Terms:

intermediaryappointed_license_holderconfidentialityChapter_1101

Related Concepts

The extent of power and actions an agent is authorized to perform on behalf of the principal, as defined by the agency agreement.

The fiduciary obligations owed by a listing agent to the seller, including marketing the property, presenting all offers, and protecting the seller's confidential information.

A practice where the agent or brokerage represents only one party in a transaction — either the buyer or the seller, but never both.

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