Agency
Under Maine's agency disclosure requirements, a listing agent who works with a buyer must clarify their agency relationship because:
AAll agents must represent buyers
BBuyers may mistakenly believe the listing agent is representing their interests✓ Correct
CListing agents charge higher fees to buyers
DDual agency is required in all cases
Explanation
Buyers who work with a listing agent may not understand that the agent represents the seller, not them. Maine's agency disclosure requirements ensure buyers understand the agency relationship before significant interaction occurs.
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