Agency
In New York, when a listing agent shows their own listing to a buyer, the agent typically becomes a:
ABuyer's agent
BDual agent unless the buyer is represented by a separate agent from a different firm✓ Correct
CSeller's agent with no conflict
DTransaction facilitator with no duties
Explanation
When a listing agent shows their own listing to an unrepresented buyer, they represent the seller (as the listing agent) and owe the buyer statutory non-agency duties. If the listing agent also wants to assist the buyer in their purchase, they become a dual agent requiring disclosed consent.
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