Agency
When a Texas real estate agent is working as a buyer's agent and finds a property that is not listed on the MLS, they should:
ARefuse to show unlisted properties since they can't earn a commission
BAssist the buyer in investigating the property and negotiate on the buyer's behalf, working out compensation with the seller or seller's agent✓ Correct
COnly present the unlisted property if the buyer finds it first
DRequire the seller to list the property on MLS before showing
Explanation
A buyer's agent should assist their client in purchasing the best available property, regardless of whether it is on the MLS. For unlisted properties, the buyer's agent negotiates compensation with the seller or seller's agent, or the buyer may pay the agent per the buyer representation agreement.
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