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A real estate brokerage has three associates: Jane, Ken, and Lisa. Jane is acting for the seller. Ken is acting for the buyer. Lisa is assisting an unrepresented buyer who is interested in another property listed by the same brokerage but not involved in Jane and Ken's transaction. What specific agency model is in effect for Jane and Ken's transaction?

The scenario describes two different licensees (Jane and Ken) from the same brokerage being designated to represent different clients (seller and buyer) in the

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Question: A real estate brokerage has three associates: Jane, Ken, and Lisa. Jane is acting for the seller. Ken is acting for the buyer. Lisa is assisting an unrepresented buyer who is interested in another property listed by the same brokerage but not involved in Jane and Ken's transaction. What specific agency model is in effect for Jane and Ken's transaction?

Answer options: ✅ Designated Agency

  • Sole Agency
  • Transaction Brokerage
  • Sub-agency

Correct answer: Designated Agency

Explanation: The scenario describes two different licensees (Jane and Ken) from the same brokerage being designated to represent different clients (seller and buyer) in the same transaction, which is the definition of designated agency in Alberta.

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