Arizona License Law
A real estate licensee in Arizona is required to disclose their license status when:
ABuying or selling property for their own account✓ Correct
BOnly when listing a property for commission
COnly when acting as a buyer's agent
DOnly in commercial transactions
Explanation
Arizona law requires a licensee to disclose their licensed status in writing when purchasing or selling real property for their own account, to ensure the other party is aware they are dealing with a real estate professional.
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