Contracts
In Michigan, an agent who is asked to prepare a contract for a highly complex legal arrangement should:
ADraft the contract themselves to save the client money
BAdvise the client to consult with a real estate attorney for assistance with complex legal matters beyond the agent's expertise✓ Correct
CUse a standard form with modifications
DRefuse to participate in the transaction
Explanation
Real estate agents in Michigan are authorized to fill in standard forms but should not draft complex legal documents or provide legal advice beyond their expertise. Advising clients to seek legal counsel for complex transactions is part of the duty of reasonable care.
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