Agency
A NH real estate transaction closes successfully and the parties are satisfied. When does the listing agent's fiduciary duty to the seller formally end?
AWhen the listing agreement expires
BAt closing, when the transaction is complete✓ Correct
COne year after the closing
DNever—the fiduciary duty continues indefinitely
Explanation
The listing agent's fiduciary duties to the seller end when the agency relationship is terminated—typically at the closing of the transaction. After closing, the agent has no ongoing fiduciary obligations, though they should maintain client confidentiality regarding information shared during the agency relationship.
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