Agency
Customer service in Indiana real estate differs from client (principal) service in that a customer:
AReceives full fiduciary representation
BReceives honest, fair treatment but not full fiduciary duties✓ Correct
CMay receive less information than a client
DIs not entitled to any agency protections
Explanation
In Indiana, a 'customer' receives honest and fair treatment (duties of disclosure, honesty, and reasonable skill) but not the full fiduciary duties owed to a 'client' (principal) such as loyalty and confidentiality.
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