An agent recommends and sells a private real estate investment to a client without the knowledge or approval of his broker-dealer. Under the Uniform Securities Act, this is:

1. APermissible if the agent is not compensated
2. BSelling away and strictly prohibited✓ Correct answer
3. CAllowed if the client is an accredited investor
4. DNot a securities law violation if the security is exempt

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