How many principals may a single agent represent in a single real estate transaction?

How many principals may a single agent

Multiple choice — select the best answer

AOne
BTwo
CThree
DAs many as needed

✓ Correct answer: A. One A single agent represents only one principal (buyer or seller) in a transaction, which is the hallmark of single-agent relationships. Representing both parties in the same transaction would create a dual agency, which requires written consent.

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