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A New Mexico licensee acting as a facilitator (sometimes referred to in education materials as a transaction broker):

Correct Answer

B) Assists both parties without representing either as a client

New Mexico law under NMAC 16.61.19 recognizes a facilitator role in which a licensee assists both the buyer and seller in completing a transaction without representing either party as a client. This role is sometimes called a 'transaction broker' in real estate education materials. Unlike a dual agent, a facilitator does not owe full fiduciary duties to either party, but still owes all parties honesty, fair dealing, and disclosure of material facts.

Answer Options
A
Represents the seller exclusively
B
Assists both parties without representing either as a client
C
Performs the same role as a dual agent with full fiduciary duties to both
D
Is prohibited under New Mexico law

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