Agency
In Kentucky, a licensee who provides 'ministerial acts' to an unrepresented party:
ACreates an agency relationship with that party
BDoes not create an agency relationship by providing routine, non-advisory services✓ Correct
CMust seek KREC approval before providing the services
DIs required to represent the party in the transaction
Explanation
Ministerial acts (such as providing information about listing procedures or completing forms) do not create an agency relationship. The licensee can assist without becoming the unrepresented party's agent.
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