Agency
Which of the following best describes a facilitator (transaction broker) under Massachusetts law?
AAn agent who represents both buyer and seller equally
BA neutral party who assists both parties without representing either✓ Correct
CAn agent designated by the broker to represent the seller
DA buyer's agent who also handles escrow
Explanation
A facilitator or transaction broker in Massachusetts is a neutral party who assists both the buyer and seller in completing the transaction without representing either party as a fiduciary.
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