Agency
The Delaware disclosure of brokerage services document must be presented to a prospective client:
AAt or before signing a listing or buyer agency agreement✓ Correct
BAt closing
COnly if the transaction involves a property over $500,000
DOnly upon the client's request
Explanation
Delaware requires that the brokerage services disclosure be provided to a prospective client at or before entering into a representation agreement, ensuring they understand the agency relationship offered.
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