Agency
In Rhode Island, an agent who provides facilitation services to both buyer and seller without representing either party is acting as a:
ADual agent
BSubagent
CTransaction coordinator or facilitator✓ Correct
DUniversal agent
Explanation
A transaction coordinator or facilitator assists both parties with the mechanics of the transaction without representing either one as a fiduciary, thereby avoiding the conflicts inherent in dual agency.
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