Agency
The California Agency Disclosure law (Civil Code §2079) requires an agent to provide the Agency Disclosure form to buyers and sellers at what point in the transaction?
AAt close of escrow
BAs soon as practicable before executing any purchase agreement✓ Correct
CAfter the offer is accepted
DOnly when dual agency exists
Explanation
Civil Code §2079.14 requires that the Agency Disclosure form be provided 'as soon as practicable' before the buyer or seller signs a purchase agreement or lease. This ensures informed consent before any binding commitments.
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