David is a licensed agent who typically represents homeowners looking to sell their house. As an agent, David has limited authority when working with clients, and his duties are limited to those outlined in the listing agreement. How would you characterize David's agency relationship? O David is a special agent since he is only responsible for one property at a time with limited duties. O David is a universal agent because he signed a listing agreement with the seller. О David is a general agent because he works with more than one client at a time. O David is a dual agent because he works with more than one seller at a time.

David is a licensed agent who typically represents homeowners looking to sell their house. As an agent, David has limited authority when working with clients, and his duties are limited to those outlined in the listing agreement. How would you characterize David's agency relationship? O David is a special agent since he is only responsible for one property at a time with limited duties. O David is a universal agent because he signed a listing agreement with the seller. О David is a general agent because he works with more than one client at a time. O David is a dual agent because he works with more than one seller at a time.

Understanding Business

12th Edition

ISBN:9781259929434

Author:William Nickels

Publisher:William Nickels

Chapter1: Taking Risks And Making Profits Within The Dynamic Business Environment

Section: Chapter Questions

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