Agency
When must an Alabama licensee provide a consumer with the 'Understanding Agency' disclosure?
AAt the first substantive contact✓ Correct
BOnly at closing
COnly when a contract is signed
DOnly when representing a buyer
Explanation
Alabama law requires licensees to provide the 'Understanding Agency' (or equivalent agency disclosure) to consumers at the first substantive contact, so consumers understand who the agent represents before sharing sensitive information.
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