Agency
A South Carolina buyer's agent who also represents the seller in the same transaction must:
AChoose which party to represent exclusively
BObtain informed written consent from both parties and function as a dual agent✓ Correct
CRefer both parties to separate agents
DAutomatically become a transaction broker
Explanation
South Carolina permits dual agency but requires informed written consent from both buyer and seller. The dual agent cannot advocate for either party's specific price or terms and must treat both fairly.
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