Agency
What is the primary purpose of the Maryland agency disclosure form ('Understanding Whom Real Estate Agents Represent')?
ATo create an enforceable agency contract
BTo inform consumers of the different agency relationships available in Maryland✓ Correct
CTo obligate the consumer to use that brokerage
DTo waive subagency on the MLS
Explanation
The form is an informational disclosure only; it explains the types of agency relationships but does not itself establish an agency contract.
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