Contracts
In Massachusetts, a real estate agent who prepares a contract form (not just fills in blanks on a standard form) is:
AActing within their licensed authority
BPotentially engaging in the unauthorized practice of law✓ Correct
CRequired to have a contract law certification
DPermitted only with broker supervision
Explanation
In Massachusetts (an attorney state), drafting custom contract language goes beyond the standard practice of filling in blanks on approved forms and may constitute the unauthorized practice of law. Agents should refer clients to attorneys for custom contract drafting.
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