Agency
When an Arizona agent represents the seller and introduces the buyer as their own client without a buyer's agreement, creating an inadvertent dual agency, the agent should:
AImmediately terminate representation of one party
BObtain written consent from both parties to continue as a limited consensual dual agent, or refer one party to another agent✓ Correct
CContinue without disclosure since the agent can handle both parties fairly
DNotify the ADRE before proceeding
Explanation
Upon recognizing an inadvertent dual agency, the agent must immediately disclose the situation, obtain written consent from both parties to act as a dual agent, or refer one party to another agent to avoid a conflict.
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