Jan Brady wants Marsha to find a house for her. Marsha is a license real estate expert. Jan pays Marsha out of her own personal checkbook. Marsha, likewise, seeks to find the "perfect" house for Jan. Marsha hears about a new house hitting the market; in fact, the house belongs to Marsha's sister, Cindy. However, due to the open layout of the home, it would be a great house for Jan. Therefore, Marsha shows this house to Jan in the hopes Jan will purchase it (and Marsha can get a cut of the commission). Which of the following is a true statement? Select one: a. Cindy is an agent of Jan and Marsha. Ob. Marsha is an employee of Jan. Oc. Even though Marsha is not an employee of Jan, Marsha still has a fiduciary duty to Jan. Od. Marsha showing Jan the house belonging to her (Marsha's) sister is definite conflict-of-interest only if it is disclosed to Jan. Oe. Cindy, in selling her house, has committed a conflict of interest