Agency
An agent representing only buyers is known as a:
ADual agent
BTransactional agent
CBuyer's agent (buyer's representative)✓ Correct
DSub-agent
Explanation
A buyer's agent (buyer's representative) represents only the buyer in a transaction. Their fiduciary duties run exclusively to the buyer, and they must negotiate in the buyer's best interest.
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