Finance
A Vermont seller who takes back a 'purchase money mortgage' from the buyer is acting as:
AA real estate agent
BA lender/mortgagee✓ Correct
CA title insurance company
DA co-signer on the buyer's bank loan
Explanation
When a seller takes back a purchase money mortgage, the seller becomes the lender (mortgagee) and the buyer is the borrower (mortgagor). The seller essentially loans the buyer part of the purchase price, secured by a mortgage on the property.
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