Agency
In Georgia, a transaction where no written buyer brokerage agreement exists and the buyer works with a cooperating broker is governed by:
AA verbal agency agreement that is fully enforceable
BA presumption under BRRETA that the cooperating broker is a subagent of the seller✓ Correct
CA mandatory designated agency relationship
DGREC rules requiring immediate written agreements
Explanation
Under Georgia BRRETA, without a written buyer brokerage agreement, a cooperating broker working with a buyer is presumed to be a subagent of the seller — representing the seller's interests, not the buyer's.
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