Agency
In Wisconsin, when a buyer's agent also shows a property listed by their own brokerage firm, the situation may create:
AA prohibited transaction requiring DSPS approval
BAn in-house dual agency or designated agency situation requiring disclosure and consent✓ Correct
CNo conflict because both agents work for the same broker
DA subagency arrangement automatically
Explanation
When both buyer and seller are represented by agents from the same brokerage, it creates an in-house dual agency (unless designated agency is in place). This requires full disclosure and written consent from both parties.
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