Agency
In Arizona, when a seller lists their property and a different buyer inquires, the buyer should be informed:
AThat the agent cannot help them since they represent the seller
BOf the agency relationship and their options: work with the listing agent as a limited consensual dual agent or use their own buyer's agent✓ Correct
CThat all agents in the MLS represent them automatically
DNothing until they submit an offer
Explanation
Arizona licensees must disclose agency relationships at first substantive contact. A buyer inquiring on a listed property should be informed that the agent represents the seller and offered the option of having their own buyer representation.
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