North Carolina License Law
A NC broker who has an ownership interest in a property they are selling to a client must disclose this to the client:
AOnly at closing
BBefore entering a contract, in writing✓ Correct
COnly verbally
DThis is not required if the broker's firm is not listing the property
Explanation
NC license law requires brokers to disclose their ownership interest (financial stake) in a property to the client in writing before contracting — the duty of disclosure requires revealing conflicts of interest.
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