Agency
In Texas, an 'intermediary' broker is one who:
ARepresents neither the buyer nor the seller
BRepresents both the buyer and seller simultaneously with written consent from both✓ Correct
CActs as a mediator in a real estate dispute
DReceives referral fees from other brokers
Explanation
Texas law allows a broker to act as an intermediary—representing both buyer and seller in the same transaction—with the written consent of both parties. This is similar to dual agency in other states.
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