Agency
What is a 'listing agent' also called in Delaware real estate practice?
AA seller's representative, seller's agent, or listing broker's agent — the licensee representing the property owner in the sale✓ Correct
BA buyer's agent for the MLS listing
CA dual agent in all Delaware listing transactions
DA transaction coordinator for the listing brokerage
Explanation
A listing agent is also called a seller's agent, seller's representative, or listing broker's agent. This licensee represents the property owner (seller) under a listing agreement. Their fiduciary duties run to the seller: loyalty, confidentiality, disclosure, obedience, and reasonable care. They are employed by the listing brokerage, which has the contractual relationship with the seller.
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