A common law agency created by the conduct and acts of the principal and gent is called…

When driving a buyer-customer to see a house you take a route that avoids going by a rough looking area. You return to your office to write a contract using the same route. You justify this omission by telling yourself this is in the best interest of your seller-client.

A/an _______ is any situation in which a person has competing interests, responsibilities and obligations to more than one person or entity, including his/her own self-interest.

What does the legal theory of “caveat emptor” refer to in regards to the property disclosure law?

Authority exercised by an agent which is in accord with usual or traditional practices is called…

The following lists three of the five permissible brokerage relationships in South Carolina:

Which of the following is correct concerning a listing broker’s obligations and responsibilities to the seller?

When creating an agency relationship in SC between a real estate brokerage firm and a seller, what is required?

Agent Alison did not disclose, to the buyer Ben, that an elderly couple died in the house she sold Ben. Ben later learns of the deaths and is upset. He wants to take action against Alison for not disclosing the deaths prior to the sale of the house. Is the Allison liable for not disclosing this fact? Why or why not?

The addendum to the disclosure form is required when the property