Washington state's real estate agency law does not address which of the following?
A. Definition of dual agency
B. Creation and termination of agency relationships
C. vicarious liability of principal and licensee
D. Penalties for not disclosing agency status
Answer: D. Penalties for not disclosing agency status
Washington's real estate agency law is found in the Real Estate Brokerage Relationships Act (RWC chapter 18:86). It addresses the topics listed in answers A-C (definition of dual agency, creation and termination of agency, and vicarious liability), but there is no reference in the law to penalties for not disclosing agency status. Penalties are found in the license law (RCW chapter 18:85).
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