Agency
Mississippi's agency disclosure law requires that written agency disclosure be provided:
AOnly at closing
BAt the time of first substantive contact and before any specific real estate is discussed✓ Correct
COnly for transactions over $200,000
DOnly when the licensee represents the buyer
Explanation
Mississippi requires written agency disclosure at the time of first substantive contact with a consumer (buyer or seller), ensuring the consumer understands who the licensee represents before any substantive discussion of real estate begins.
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