Agency
Which document in Arizona formally establishes a buyer's agency relationship with a brokerage?
ASeller's Property Disclosure Statement
BBuyer-Broker Employment Agreement✓ Correct
CPurchase Contract
DMLS Listing Agreement
Explanation
A Buyer-Broker Employment Agreement (buyer representation agreement) is the document that formally creates an agency relationship between a buyer and a real estate brokerage in Arizona.
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