Agency
In Arizona, an agent representing a buyer in a transaction where the listing agent represents the seller is called:
ACooperating agent✓ Correct
BSubagent
CDual agent
DFiduciary agent
Explanation
When a buyer's agent works with a listing agent in a transaction, the buyer's agent is often called the cooperating agent or selling agent (not to be confused with the seller's agent).
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