Agency
In Ohio, which statement is TRUE about a seller's agent in a transaction where the buyer is unrepresented?
AThe agent becomes a dual agent automatically
BThe agent still represents only the seller and owes the buyer only honesty, fairness, and disclosure of material facts✓ Correct
CThe agent must withdraw from the transaction
DThe agent must represent both parties equally
Explanation
When the buyer is unrepresented, the seller's agent does not automatically become a dual agent. The agent continues to represent the seller exclusively, while treating the unrepresented buyer honestly and fairly.
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