Agency
A transaction broker (facilitator) in Alabama has duties to the parties that:
AAre identical to full fiduciary duties
BAre limited non-fiduciary duties of honesty, accounting, and reasonable care✓ Correct
CInclude full loyalty to both parties simultaneously
DRequire the broker to act as an attorney for both parties
Explanation
A transaction broker or facilitator owes limited duties — typically honesty, fair dealing, reasonable care, and accounting — but does not owe the full fiduciary duties of a single agent.
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