Agency
Vermont's agency law recognizes which of the following as creating an implied agency relationship?
AA buyer visiting an open house hosted by a listing agent
BConduct between an agent and a client that suggests an agency relationship even without a written agreement✓ Correct
CA business card exchange at a networking event
DA listing agent discussing the MLS listing with another agent
Explanation
An implied agency can arise from conduct that suggests an agency relationship — for example, an agent who consistently acts as a buyer's advocate without a written agreement. Vermont agents should establish written agency agreements promptly to avoid confusion about the nature of their relationship.
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