Agency
A Massachusetts buyer's agent who writes an offer for the buyer is performing:
AAn act that requires broker-level supervision and approval
BA ministerial act that requires no agency disclosure
CA fiduciary act in furtherance of the buyer's interests✓ Correct
DAn act only permitted if the buyer has signed a buyer representation agreement
Explanation
Drafting and submitting an offer on behalf of the buyer is a fiduciary act by the buyer's agent. It requires the agent to act in the buyer's best interests, including advising on appropriate offer price, contingencies, and terms.
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