Agency
A Rhode Island agent has a client relationship with a buyer and is showing a property listed by the same agent's broker. This creates:
ANo conflict because the same broker represents both sides
BA potential dual agency situation requiring written disclosure and consent✓ Correct
CAn automatic termination of the buyer agency agreement
DA violation of RIGL that automatically voids any resulting contract
Explanation
When an agent's broker lists a property and the same agent represents a buyer interested in that property, a dual agency situation arises. Rhode Island requires written disclosure and consent from both parties.
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