Agency
In Massachusetts, a 'buyer representation agreement' between a buyer and a buyer's agent establishes:
AOnly an obligation for the buyer to pay the agent
BThe agency relationship, the scope of services, compensation terms, and the duration of representation✓ Correct
CA contractual obligation to purchase any property shown
DThe buyer's creditworthiness for the agent's reference
Explanation
A buyer representation agreement is a contract establishing the agency relationship between buyer and broker. It defines the parties' obligations, services to be provided, compensation, and the term of the agreement.
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