Agency
A Florida licensee who fails to disclose their agency status before showing property to a potential buyer has violated:
ARESPA
BFlorida's brokerage relationship disclosure requirements under Chapter 475 F.S.✓ Correct
CThe Fair Housing Act
DThe Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act
Explanation
Florida's brokerage relationship disclosure law requires licensees to provide the appropriate disclosure notice (single agent, transaction broker, or no brokerage relationship) BEFORE showing property to a prospective buyer who has not yet entered into a brokerage relationship.
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