Agency
In Maryland, the agency disclosure pamphlet given to consumers informs them of:
AThe commission schedule
BThe types of agency relationships available and the duties owed in each✓ Correct
CAvailable properties in their price range
DThe buyer's credit requirements
Explanation
The Maryland agency disclosure form explains the different types of agency relationships (buyer's agent, seller's agent, dual agent, etc.) and the duties associated with each.
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