Agency
In New Mexico, the required agency disclosure form that licensees must provide at first substantial contact is called the:
ASeller's Property Disclosure Statement
BReal Estate Brokerage Relationships disclosure✓ Correct
CAgency Representation Agreement
DThe New Mexico Purchase Agreement
Explanation
New Mexico requires licensees to provide a written disclosure of brokerage relationships at the first substantial contact with a buyer or seller, explaining the agency options available (seller's agent, buyer's agent, transaction broker).
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