Contracts
An assignment of a real estate contract:
AAlways requires KREC approval
BTransfers the contract rights and obligations to a third party✓ Correct
CCancels the original contract
DCreates a new agency relationship
Explanation
Assignment transfers one party's contract rights (and sometimes obligations) to a third party. Real estate contracts may be assigned unless expressly prohibited.
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