Agency
In Kansas, an agent acting as a designated agent represents:
ABoth parties equally in the same transaction
BOne specific party exclusively within a dual-agency firm✓ Correct
CThe brokerage firm itself
DThe state real estate commission
Explanation
Designated agency allows a broker to assign one agent within a firm to represent the buyer and another to represent the seller, maintaining exclusive representation for each party.
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