Agency
In Tennessee, an agent's duty of 'reasonable care' requires the agent to:
AGuarantee a successful transaction
BExercise the skill and care of a reasonably competent real estate professional in the same market✓ Correct
CPerform all duties that the client requests, regardless of feasibility
DOnly act when instructed by the principal broker
Explanation
Reasonable care requires the agent to perform their duties with the level of skill and care that a competent, knowledgeable real estate professional in the same market would exercise.
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