Agency
Under Texas law, a 'seller's agent' who also seeks to represent the buyer without proper intermediary disclosure and consent would be acting as a:
ADesignated agent
BDisclosed dual agent
CUndisclosed intermediary in violation of TREC rules✓ Correct
DSub-agent
Explanation
Attempting to represent both parties without proper intermediary disclosure and written consent from both parties violates TREC rules. A broker acting as intermediary must provide written disclosure and obtain written consent from both parties. Undisclosed dual representation is a serious violation of agency duties and TREC regulations.
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