Agency & LawQuestion 44 of 120
An agency relationship between a broker and client is typically created by:
a.A written representation agreement authorizing the broker to act
b.The buyer simply attending an open house
c.A verbal comment from a neighbor
d.Recording a deed
Explanation
Agency is generally established through an express agreement, such as a written listing or buyer representation agreement, that authorizes the broker to act. Merely showing a property to a customer does not by itself create a client relationship.
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