REALTOR A was acting as a dual agent, representing both the seller and the buyer in a transaction. Because REALTOR A disclosed there was a fault in the foundation of the house, the seller charged the REALTOR with a conflict of interest, claiming that the REALTOR had acted in the best interests of the buyer. Despite support through both the state and the NAR Code of Ethics requirement for disclosure of material defects, the seller was never satisfied. This is an example of Question 48Answer A. illegal misrepresentation by the agent. B. a violation of Article 2 regarding disclosure. C. an actual conflict of interest by the agent. D. perception being reality in the eyes of the seller