Agency
A Kentucky buyer's agent who also owns a property the buyer wants to purchase must:
AWithdraw as the buyer's agent before any discussion of their property
BDisclose their ownership interest and ensure the buyer is independently represented or fully informed✓ Correct
CObtain KREC approval for the self-dealing transaction
DReduce their commission to zero since they own the property
Explanation
When an agent has a personal interest in a transaction (such as selling their own property to a buyer they represent), they must fully disclose the conflict of interest. The agent should ensure the buyer understands the conflict and has opportunity to obtain independent representation.
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