A.   A finder owes the duties of obedience, loyalty, disclosure, confidentiality, accountability, and reasonable skill and care.

B.   A finder only owes the duties of confidentiality and loyalty.

C.   A finder doesn't owe any fiduciary duties.

D.   A finder only owes the duty of confidentiality.

A.   Nothing. The person has a real estate license and can perform other duties as needed.

B.   An agency relationship is created. The licensee can face disciplinary action if an agency is formed without proper agency disclosures.

C.   The licensee can get in trouble for acting as a dual agent.

D.   he licensee is guilty of misrepresentation.

A.   The listing firm and the buyer

B.   The seller

C.   Both the seller and the buyer

D.   The buyer

A.   Anyone who works for a broker

B.   An inexperienced agent

C.   An agent who handles the listing for a seller

D.   An agent appointed by another agent to assist in serving a seller client

A.   Single-licensee dual agency

B.   Seller agency

C.   Buyer agency

D.   Dual-licensee dual agency

A.   Luciana is Sofia's fiduciary.

B.   Luciana is Sofia's customer.

C.   Sofia is Luciana's client.

D.   Sofia is Luciana's customer.

A.   Tim and Tom are both licensees with Acme Realty. Tim is the listing agent on a home where Tom represents the buyer.

B.   Kayla is a licensee with ABC Realty and lists a property for seller Devon. Maurice is a salesperson with XYZ Realty Group, and he has a buyer customer who wants to see the property.

C.   Rita is a licensee with Hawthorne Realty. She has a client, Dinah, who is selling her condo. Rita thinks Dinah's house will be perfect for Ruby, a customer.

D.   Kermit is represented by Burt, an agent with Street Realty. Today they are seeing Oscar's house, which has been listed by Oscar's agent, Ernie, from Energy Realty.

A.   Dual-license dual agency

B.   Seller agency

C.   Buyer agency

D.   Single-license dual agency