Agency
Under Maine's agency disclosure law, which form must be provided to sellers before entering into a listing agreement?
AThe Seller's Disclosure of Property Condition
BThe Consumer Information Statement✓ Correct
CThe Closing Disclosure
DThe MLS listing agreement
Explanation
Maine's Consumer Information Statement must be provided to sellers (and buyers) before the licensee provides licensed services, explaining agency relationships and the licensee's role.
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