Agency
An Iowa agent who represents a buyer and is being paid a commission by the listing broker is:
AAlways a subagent of the seller
BA buyer's agent even if compensation comes from the listing broker's commission✓ Correct
CIn a dual agency relationship automatically
DRequired to disclose the payment as a kickback
Explanation
The source of compensation does not determine agency relationship. An agent can be a buyer's agent even if compensated through the seller's commission, as long as the buyer agency relationship is properly disclosed.
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