Agency
An Iowa seller hires a listing agent, but the agent also shows the property to their own buyer client. This creates a potential:
ASubagency relationship
BDual agency situation requiring consent from both parties✓ Correct
CBuyer agency situation only
DFacilitator role only
Explanation
When the listing agent also represents the buyer, it creates dual agency, which requires disclosure to and written consent from both the buyer and seller.
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