Agency
What disclosure must be made when a real estate licensee wishes to purchase property for themselves that they have listed?
ANo disclosure is required if the agent pays full price
BThe agent must disclose in writing that they are a licensed agent and disclose their intent to purchase before making the offer✓ Correct
CThe agent must first resign as the listing agent
DThe agent must obtain DRE approval
Explanation
California law requires a licensee who is purchasing property in a transaction in which they are involved to disclose in writing that they hold a real estate license. This must be done before any offer is made or accepted.
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