Agency
A Missouri 'transaction broker' is best defined as an agent who:
ARepresents both parties with full fiduciary duties
BAssists both parties without acting as an advocate or fiduciary for either✓ Correct
CRepresents only the seller in all transactions
DActs as a neutral arbitrator in disputes
Explanation
A Missouri transaction broker (non-agent) provides real estate services to both parties without fiduciary duties to either. No loyalty, confidentiality, or obedience duties apply — the broker focuses on facilitating the transaction.
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