Agency
In Kansas, a transaction broker owes which of the following duties to both parties?
AUndivided loyalty
BConfidentiality of all information shared
CFacilitating the transaction with limited representation✓ Correct
DFull fiduciary duties to both buyer and seller
Explanation
A Kansas transaction broker facilitates the transaction without representing either party as a fiduciary. They provide limited representation and owe limited duties to both parties.
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