Contracts
An Arizona real estate licensee who is also a party to a transaction (buying or selling their own property) must disclose their licensed status:
AOnly if the property is commercial
BIn writing to all other parties in the transaction✓ Correct
COnly after the offer is accepted
DOnly to the other party's agent, not to the other party directly
Explanation
Arizona law requires licensees who are principals in a transaction to disclose in writing that they hold a real estate license, ensuring the other party understands they may be dealing with a real estate professional.
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