Agency
An agency relationship in New Mexico is most commonly created by:
AThe agent showing properties to a potential buyer
BA verbal agreement between agent and client
CA written agency agreement signed by both parties✓ Correct
DThe agent submitting an offer on behalf of the buyer
Explanation
Agency relationships in New Mexico are most reliably and legally created through written agency agreements. While agency can arise through conduct, written agreements protect all parties.
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