Under BRDA, a subagent owes duties to the principal through whom?

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Multiple Choice

Under BRDA, a subagent owes duties to the principal through whom?

Explanation:
In BRDA relationships, a subagent works under the broker and carries out duties on behalf of the broker to serve the broker’s client. Since the subagent’s authority comes through the broker, the fiduciary duties owed by the subagent go to the broker’s principal—the client who hires the broker. That principal could be the buyer or the seller in a given transaction, but the duties flow to that client through the broker.

In BRDA relationships, a subagent works under the broker and carries out duties on behalf of the broker to serve the broker’s client. Since the subagent’s authority comes through the broker, the fiduciary duties owed by the subagent go to the broker’s principal—the client who hires the broker. That principal could be the buyer or the seller in a given transaction, but the duties flow to that client through the broker.

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