To act in the best interests of the client.

To make a profit.

To follow the instructions of the client.

To comply with all applicable laws and regulations.

Buyer's agents, seller's agents, and dual agents.

Listing agents, selling agents, and transaction brokers.

Full-service agents, limited-service agents, and discount agents.

Residential agents, commercial agents, and industrial agents.

Buyer's agents represent the interests of buyers, while seller's agents represent the interests of sellers.

Buyer's agents are paid by the buyer, while seller's agents are paid by the seller.

Buyer's agents can only represent buyers, while seller's agents can represent both buyers and sellers.

Buyer's agents are required to have a license, while seller's agents are not.

To act in the best interests of the client.

To disclose all material facts about the property.

To negotiate on behalf of the client.

To prepare and execute all necessary documents.

A material fact is a fact that would likely affect the decision of a reasonable person to buy or sell a property, while an immaterial fact is a fact that would not likely affect the decision of a reasonable person to buy or sell a property.

A material fact is a fact that is known to the seller, while an immaterial fact is a fact that is not known to the seller.

A material fact is a fact that is disclosed in the listing agreement, while an immaterial fact is a fact that is not disclosed in the listing agreement.

A material fact is a fact that is required to be disclosed by law, while an immaterial fact is a fact that is not required to be disclosed by law.

The duty to act in the best interests of the client.

The duty to disclose all material facts about the property.

The duty to avoid conflicts of interest.

The duty to comply with all applicable laws and regulations.

A situation in which a real estate agent has a personal interest in the transaction that could potentially conflict with the interests of the client.

A situation in which a real estate agent represents both the buyer and the seller in the same transaction.

A situation in which a real estate agent receives a commission from both the buyer and the seller in the same transaction.

A situation in which a real estate agent is related to the buyer or the seller in the same transaction.

Disclose the conflict of interest to the client.

Withdraw from the transaction.

Obtain the client's informed consent to the conflict of interest.

All of the above.

Loss of license.

Fines.

Jail time.

All of the above.

Be honest and truthful with clients.

Disclose all material facts about the property.

Avoid conflicts of interest.

Comply with all applicable laws and regulations.

To investigate complaints against real estate agents.

To discipline real estate agents who violate real estate ethics.

To educate real estate agents about real estate ethics.

All of the above.

Real estate agents are licensed to sell real estate, while real estate brokers are licensed to both sell and manage real estate.

Real estate agents work for real estate brokers, while real estate brokers work for themselves.

Real estate agents can only represent buyers, while real estate brokers can represent both buyers and sellers.

Real estate agents are required to have a college degree, while real estate brokers are not.

To develop and enforce a code of ethics for real estate agents.

To provide education and training on real estate ethics to real estate agents.

To advocate for laws and regulations that promote real estate ethics.

All of the above.

To protect the public from unethical real estate practices.

To promote fairness and transparency in the real estate market.

To maintain the reputation of the real estate industry.

All of the above.

The pressure to make a sale.

The lack of knowledge about real estate ethics.

The difficulty in identifying conflicts of interest.

All of the above.