A seller's agent or sub-agent must initially disclose his/her agency status to prospective buyer a. Before the buyer and agent discuss the buyer's motivation and financial information. b. Before assisting the buyer in preparing an offer to purchase a property. c. When the buyer telephones to inquire about the price of a listed property. d. At the agents initial face-to-face contact with the buyer.

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Chaz Nolan

24 April, 02:22

A seller's agent or sub-agent must initially disclose his/her agency status to prospective buyer a. Before the buyer and agent discuss the buyer's motivation and financial information. b. Before assisting the buyer in preparing an offer to purchase a property. c. When the buyer telephones to inquire about the price of a listed property. d. At the agents initial face-to-face contact with the buyer.

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Seth Wang · Answer 1

A) Before the buyer and agent discuss the buyer's motivation and financial information.

Explanation:

The agent or sub-agent must disclose his/her agency status when the prospective buyer starts to talk about his/her property needs, motivations or preferences, and his/her financial information regarding the ability to purchase.

Many times the agent will introduce himself/herself as an agent the moment they are greeting a prospective buyer, but that is just good manners.