Agency
When does a Massachusetts listing agreement create an agency relationship?
AWhen the property is shown to the first buyer
BWhen the listing agreement is signed by the seller and the broker✓ Correct
CWhen an offer is received
DWhen the Board of Registration is notified
Explanation
An agency relationship in Massachusetts is created when a listing agreement (a contract) is signed between the seller (principal) and the broker (agent), authorizing the broker to act on the seller's behalf.
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