Agency
In New York, an agent's duty of 'confidentiality' survives the termination of the agency agreement, which means:
AThe agent may never discuss the transaction with anyone
BThe agent must not disclose the client's confidential information even after the relationship ends✓ Correct
CThe agent must destroy all files after closing
DThe duty only applies during active listing periods
Explanation
The duty of confidentiality extends beyond the end of the agency relationship. An agent may not use or disclose confidential information obtained during the agency even after the relationship has ended.
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