Agency
The Arizona Association of REALTORS® Residential Resale Purchase Contract requires agency disclosure:
AOnly if the agent represents the buyer
BOnly at closing
CAt first substantive contact with a potential client✓ Correct
DOnly when the commission exceeds 3%
Explanation
Arizona law and ADRE rules require licensees to disclose their agency relationship (whom they represent) at the first substantive contact with a potential client or customer.
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