Connecticut recognizes which agency relationships?
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Only seller agency
Connecticut recognizes more than just seller agency. While seller agency is one recognized relationship, the state also allows buyer agency and dual agency, making this option incomplete and therefore incorrect.
Seller agent, buyer agent, dual agent
Only buyer agency
Connecticut recognizes more than just buyer agency. While buyer agency is a valid relationship, the state also permits seller agency and dual agency, making this option incomplete and incorrect.
Only transaction brokerage
Transaction brokerage is not the only agency relationship recognized in Connecticut. While transaction brokerage exists, Connecticut specifically recognizes seller agency, buyer agency, and dual agency as distinct relationships.
Why is this correct?
Connecticut law explicitly recognizes seller agency, buyer agency, and dual agency relationships. These are the three primary agency relationships permitted under Connecticut real estate regulations, with dual agency requiring informed written consent from both parties.
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