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When can agents sign for principals?

Correct Answer

C) Only with written authority

Agents can only sign on behalf of principals with written authorization.

Answer Options
A
Never
B
With verbal authority
C
Only with written authority
D
Not unless principal is their broker
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agency-relationshipstypes-of-authorityreal-estate-contractsbroker-responsibilities

Key Terms:

written authoritypower of attorneyStatute of Fraudsprincipalsigning authority
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