Agency
A NC buyer's agent who also works part-time as a home inspector must disclose this dual role to buyer clients because:
AThere is no conflict since both services benefit the buyer
BThe dual role creates a potential conflict of interest that the buyer must know about to give informed consent✓ Correct
COnly the NCREC needs to know
DIt is only relevant if the agent inspects the buyer's purchase property
Explanation
A broker who also offers home inspection services has a potential conflict of interest — they might steer clients toward their inspection service or be less objective in evaluation. Full disclosure allows the client to make an informed decision.
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