Agency
When a Texas buyer's agent submits an offer on behalf of their client, the agent is acting as:
AAn independent contractor with no obligation to the buyer
BAn agent of the buyer, authorized to negotiate and submit offers pursuant to the representation agreement✓ Correct
CAn agent of the seller for the purpose of delivering the offer
DA sub-agent of the listing broker
Explanation
When submitting an offer, a buyer's agent acts on behalf of their buyer-principal. Their authority comes from the buyer representation agreement. The agent negotiates the terms, prepares the written offer, and delivers it to the seller or seller's agent, all in their capacity as the buyer's representative.
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