License Law & AgencyQuestion 30 of 100
A designated sales agent arrangement in New York allows a supervising broker to:
a.Represent no one in the transaction
b.Appoint different agents to represent the buyer and the seller
c.Let a salesperson work without a sponsoring broker
d.Let the seller act as their own agent
Explanation
With the written consent of both parties, a supervising broker who has dual agency may appoint one licensee to represent the seller and another to represent the buyer as designated sales agents. Each designated agent can advocate for their respective client. The supervising broker remains a dual agent overall.
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