What is not a duty associated with a no brokerage relationship?

In a no brokerage relationship, also known as a non-representation situation, the agent does not owe the typical fiduciary duties to the client since they are not acting as a broker for that client. The focus of this relationship is primarily on facilitating the transaction without advocating for either party.

The presence of previous ownership signs, referred to in the correct answer, does not fall under the duties that an agent would be responsible for in a no brokerage relationship. The agent's role is limited to providing basic services, such as dealing honestly and fairly, disclosing any known material facts, and accounting for all funds associated with the transaction. Understanding that the non-disclosure of signs of previous ownership is not part of the duties highlights the limitations of what an agent is obliged to do in such a relationship. This option accurately reflects the boundaries of responsibilities in a no brokerage context.