Agency
The term 'customer' (as opposed to 'client') in Alabama real estate refers to:
AA buyer who has signed a buyer agency agreement
BA party to a transaction whom the agent assists but does not represent as an agent✓ Correct
CAny person who has toured the property
DA party who has made an offer on the property
Explanation
A customer is a person receiving real estate services who is NOT represented by that agent in the transaction — the agent assists them with honesty but does not owe fiduciary duties.
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