Agency
A Mississippi buyer works with a licensee who shows them multiple properties but never signs a buyer representation agreement. The licensee most likely represents:
AThe buyer as a fiduciary agent
BNo one; they are operating as a facilitator or customer-level service provider✓ Correct
CBoth buyer and seller as an undisclosed dual agent
DThe seller as a subagent
Explanation
Without a buyer representation agreement, the licensee likely does not represent the buyer as a fiduciary agent. They may be providing customer-level services (honest dealing, disclosing material facts) without full agency duties.
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