Agency
In an Ohio in-house transaction where the same brokerage represents both buyer and seller, the broker may choose to:
ARepresent the seller only
BAct as a dual agent (with consent) or use designated agency✓ Correct
CAlways withdraw from the transaction
DOnly represent the buyer
Explanation
When the same Ohio brokerage represents both parties, the broker may serve as a dual agent with informed written consent from both parties, or use designated agency where different licensees represent each party.
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