North Carolina License Law
A broker in NC who represents both a buyer and seller and fails to disclose this dual agency relationship prior to entering into a binding contract has violated:
AOnly the Code of Ethics of the local REALTOR association
BNC license law and the duty to disclose material agency relationships✓ Correct
CRESPA
DThe NC Residential Rental Agreements Act
Explanation
NC license law requires full disclosure of dual agency and informed written consent from both parties before entering a binding contract — failure to do so violates license law.
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