Agency
Under Arizona law, a buyer's broker who receives compensation from the seller or listing broker:
AMust immediately refuse the compensation as it creates an undisclosed dual agency
BMay accept the compensation provided the arrangement is disclosed to the buyer and consented to✓ Correct
CAutomatically becomes a dual agent requiring a separate written agreement
DMust rebate the compensation to the buyer
Explanation
In Arizona, a buyer's broker may accept compensation from the seller or through the listing broker if the arrangement is fully disclosed to the buyer and the buyer consents. Transparency is the key requirement—the agency relationship and compensation source must both be clear.
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