Agency
What is a 'facilitator' or 'transaction broker' in Idaho and does Idaho recognize this role?
AIdaho requires all agents to be facilitators
BA neutral role where the agent assists both parties without representing either; Idaho does not have a specific statutory 'facilitator' status — all agents must be either buyer's agent, seller's agent, or disclosed limited agent✓ Correct
CA licensed escrow officer who assists with transactions
DAn IREC mediator for disputed transactions
Explanation
Unlike some states that have a statutory 'transaction broker' or 'facilitator' status, Idaho requires agents to operate as a seller's agent, buyer's agent, or (with written consent) a disclosed limited agent. Agents in Idaho cannot simply assist a transaction without an agency obligation — they must establish and document the appropriate agency relationship.
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