In Texas, a broker's fiduciary duties to a client include all of the following EXCEPT:

Guaranteeing profit is not a fiduciary duty because fiduciary obligations govern how an agent behaves — with loyalty, honesty, and skill — not what financial outcomes they must produce, since market results are inherently uncertain and outside any agent's control. The recognized fiduciary duties in Texas real estate agency are loyalty, obedience, disclosure, confidentiality, accounting, and reasonable care (often remembered by the acronym OLDCAR), none of which include promising or guaranteeing a specific financial return. Imposing a duty to guarantee profit would be both legally unenforceable and commercially unreasonable, as it would require agents to warrant outcomes determined by market forces.