Agency
Which of the following correctly describes the relationship between an Alaska broker and affiliated salespersons?
AEach salesperson is an independent agent with full authority
BSalespersons are subagents of the broker, acting under the broker's license and supervision✓ Correct
CThe salesperson is the primary agent and the broker assists when needed
DThe broker and salesperson are co-equal agents of the client
Explanation
In Alaska, salespersons are licensed to act only under the supervision and on behalf of an employing broker. They are subagents of the broker — they carry out real estate activities delegated by the broker, who is responsible for their conduct and who holds the primary agency relationship with clients.
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