Contracts
In Massachusetts, real estate commission is typically paid:
AWhen the listing agreement is signed
BWhen an offer is accepted
CAt or upon the closing of the transaction✓ Correct
DWithin 30 days after closing
Explanation
Real estate commission in Massachusetts is customarily earned when a ready, willing, and able buyer is produced, but paid at the closing of the transaction when funds are disbursed.
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