Massachusetts License Law
A Massachusetts licensee who accepts a fee directly from a buyer and seller (both parties) in the same transaction without being a licensed dual agent has violated:
AOnly NAR code of ethics
BMassachusetts Board regulations regarding undisclosed dual agency and collection of unauthorized fees✓ Correct
CFederal securities laws
DMLS rules only
Explanation
Accepting fees from both parties without proper dual agency disclosure and written consent violates Massachusetts Board regulations, fiduciary duties, and potentially license law requirements.
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