Agency
When a broker's in-house salesperson represents the seller and a different in-house salesperson represents the buyer, this is called:
ADual agency
BIn-house agency
CDesignated agency✓ Correct
DCooperative agency
Explanation
Designated agency occurs when a broker designates one salesperson to represent the seller and a different salesperson to represent the buyer within the same brokerage, limiting the dual agency conflict.
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