Agency

An Oregon seller's agent is showing the listed property to an unrepresented buyer (one without their own agent). In this situation, the seller's agent should:

AAutomatically become the buyer's agent as well
BProvide agency disclosure to the buyer and clarify that the agent represents only the seller, while being willing to share factual information✓ Correct
CRefuse to show the property to unrepresented buyers
DCharge the buyer a separate fee for any assistance provided

Explanation

When working with an unrepresented buyer, an Oregon seller's agent must: (1) provide agency disclosure clarifying their role; (2) explain that they represent the seller, not the buyer; (3) offer factual information about the property; (4) not provide advice that could harm the seller's interests. The agent is NOT automatically a buyer's agent. This situation is sometimes called working with a 'customer' rather than a 'client.'

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