Agency
A real estate agent must disclose their agency relationship to all parties:
AOnly at closing
BAs soon as practicable before the buyer or seller signs an offer✓ Correct
COnly if asked by the client
DWithin 10 days of the first meeting
Explanation
California law requires agents to disclose their agency relationship (using the Agency Disclosure form) as soon as practicable before the buyer or seller signs any offer or listing agreement.
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