Agency
Under Indiana law, which statement about buyer representation agreements is correct?
AThey are always required for a buyer's agent to show property
BThey establish the buyer as the agent's client and define compensation✓ Correct
CThey can only be verbal if under 30 days in duration
DThey require approval from the listing broker
Explanation
A buyer representation agreement establishes the buyer as the agent's client (not just a customer), outlines the agent's duties, and defines how the agent will be compensated. It is the foundation of the buyer-agent relationship.
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