Agency
When does a Kansas buyer's agency agreement typically terminate?
AWhen the buyer makes any offer
BAt the expiration of the agreed term, upon purchase of a property, or by mutual written agreement✓ Correct
CWhen the buyer's agent leaves their brokerage
DAfter 90 days regardless of terms
Explanation
A buyer agency agreement terminates upon expiration of its term, successful purchase of a property, or by mutual written agreement of the buyer and brokerage.
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