Massachusetts S268 prohibits real estate brokers from acting as dual agents in real estate transactions.
Massachusetts S268 amends Chapter 112 of the General Laws to prohibit real estate brokers from acting as dual agents, meaning they cannot represent both the buyer and the seller in the same transaction. This change aims to protect consumers by ensuring brokers have undivided loyalty to one party, enhancing transparency and fairness in real estate dealings.
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