Agency
What is the principal-agent relationship in Delaware real estate?
AThe main real estate broker and their salesperson
BThe relationship where the agent (licensee) is authorized to represent and act on behalf of the principal (client)✓ Correct
CThe relationship between a school principal and a licensed teacher
DThe relationship between the buyer and the seller in a transaction
Explanation
In a principal-agent relationship, the principal (client — buyer or seller) authorizes the agent (licensee) to represent their interests and act on their behalf in negotiating and facilitating real estate transactions.
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