Agency
An agent who continues to show a property after the listing expires is:
AActing as a buyer's agent by default
BActing without authority—the agency has terminated and the agent has no authority to represent the seller✓ Correct
CPermitted as a courtesy to the seller
DActing as a disclosed dual agent
Explanation
When a listing agreement expires, the agent's authority to represent the seller terminates. Continuing to show the property or solicit offers after expiration is acting without authority and creates liability.
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