Agency
In South Carolina, a 'listing agent' works for which party?
AThe buyer exclusively
BThe seller exclusively✓ Correct
CBoth buyer and seller equally
DThe MLS exclusively
Explanation
A listing agent (seller's agent) works for and represents the seller. Their fiduciary duties—loyalty, care, obedience, accounting, disclosure, confidentiality—are owed to the seller.
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