Agency
An agent who secretly purchases a listing from their own seller without disclosure has violated which fiduciary duty?
AReasonable care
BLoyalty✓ Correct
CDisclosure to the buyer
DConfidentiality
Explanation
An agent purchasing property from their own client without full disclosure and consent violates the fiduciary duty of loyalty by placing personal financial interest above the seller's interest. This can result in rescission and license discipline.
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