Agency
In Maine, a buyer's agent who assists their buyer in preparing an offer for a property listed by the same company must, under designated agency:
AAutomatically become a dual agent
BObtain written consent for dual agency or ensure designated agents represent each party separately✓ Correct
CWithdraw from representing the buyer
DRepresent neither party
Explanation
When both buyer and seller are represented by agents in the same brokerage, the company may employ designated agency (each agent represents only their client) or, if that is not possible, disclose and obtain consent for dual agency.
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