Agency
A Massachusetts real estate agent who gives a prospective buyer a property disclosure form at their first meeting is fulfilling the requirement under:
AMGL Chapter 112 §87AAA
BNAR Code of Ethics
CMassachusetts Residential Property Disclosure Law✓ Correct
DRegulation Z
Explanation
The Massachusetts Residential Property Disclosure Law requires sellers (through their agent) to provide buyers with a written Seller's Statement of Property Condition early in the transaction. This helps buyers make informed decisions about the property.
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