Agency
Under Illinois law, a written buyer-broker agreement is:
ARequired before showing any property
BRequired before submitting an offer on behalf of the buyer✓ Correct
COnly required if the buyer requests it
DOptional and rarely used in Illinois
Explanation
Illinois requires a written buyer-broker agreement before a broker submits an offer on behalf of a buyer. This agreement outlines the agency relationship, compensation, and the broker's duties to the buyer.
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