California Real Estate Practice Exam

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Which of the following would NOT be considered a "fiduciary" relationship?

Agent to seller
Attorney to client
Attorney-in-fact to principal
Trustor to beneficiary

The correct answer is: Agent to seller

A fiduciary relationship is a legal relationship where one person (the fiduciary) is obligated to act in the best interests of another person (the beneficiary). In all the other options, there is a clear fiduciary duty present. However, in the case of an agent to a seller, there is no legal obligation for the agent to act in the seller's best interest, only to act as a representative and facilitate the sale. This is why A would not be considered a fiduciary relationship.