Which type of agent assists parties without representing their interests in the transaction?

The designation of Non-Agent pertains to a role where the individual assists parties in a transaction without actively taking on the responsibility of representing either party's interests. This type of professional is often referred to as a transaction coordinator or facilitator. Their primary function is to facilitate the process by providing necessary information and ensuring that all paperwork and formalities are handled correctly, but they do not advocate for one side over the other.

A Non-Agent does not owe fiduciary duties to either party, which distinguishes their role from that of a single agent or a seller's agent, who have specific obligations to represent and protect the interests of their clients. This neutrality can be beneficial in situations where both parties are acting independently and may prefer having someone to help navigate the transaction without any potential conflicts of interest.