In Dual Agency, Conflicts of Interest May Arise Since a Single

Multiple Choice

In dual agency, conflicts of interest may arise since a single broker has both the listing contract with the seller and a buyer agency agreement with the purchaser. One way that states have attempted to deal with this issue is to develop a new type of brokerage relationship in which the broker assists the buyer and seller, but does not represent either party. This type of brokerage relationship is commonly referred to as:

A) unintended dual agency
B) universal agency
C) transaction brokerage
D) multiple listing