Agency
In Iowa, a buyer's agency agreement is:
ARequired by law before showing any property
BA contract between buyer and broker establishing representation✓ Correct
COnly valid if recorded with the county recorder
DProhibited in residential transactions
Explanation
A buyer's agency agreement is a contract that establishes the broker as the buyer's agent. Iowa law does not require it before showing property, but it formalizes the representation relationship.
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