Agency
Under Ohio agency law, an agent's 'express authority' is created by:
AThe agent's own statement of authority
BSpecific written or oral authorization from the principal✓ Correct
CThe agent's industry experience
DCustom and practice in the real estate market
Explanation
Express authority is explicitly granted by the principal to the agent, either in writing (listing agreement, buyer agency agreement) or orally. It defines exactly what the agent is authorized to do.
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