Agency
Under Rhode Island agency law, a 'dual agent' represents:
ATwo buyers competing for the same property
BBoth the buyer and seller in the same transaction with informed consent✓ Correct
CTwo different brokers in the same transaction
DA seller in two different transactions simultaneously
Explanation
Dual agency in Rhode Island occurs when a single agent or brokerage represents both buyer and seller in the same transaction. It requires written informed consent from both parties because it limits the full fiduciary duties owed to each.
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