Contracts
In NJ, a written buyer's representation agreement typically specifies all of the following EXCEPT:
AThe buyer's authorization to negotiate on their behalf
BCompensation arrangements
CThe guaranteed purchase price of the property✓ Correct
DDuration of the representation
Explanation
A buyer agency agreement defines the relationship, services, and compensation but cannot guarantee a specific purchase price—market conditions, seller willingness, and property availability determine what price is ultimately achievable.
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