Agency
A Kentucky agent who negotiates a commission rebate back to the buyer without the seller's knowledge or consent may be:
AIn compliance if the rebate does not affect the net to the seller
BViolating disclosure requirements and potentially the agency relationship✓ Correct
CActing in the buyer's best interest and therefore fully compliant
DExempt from disclosure if the rebate is under $500
Explanation
Any compensation arrangement between a licensee and their client must be disclosed. Undisclosed commission rebates can create conflicts of interest and may violate Kentucky's disclosure requirements.
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