Agency
When must a listing agent provide the 'Working with Real Estate Agents' (WWREA) disclosure brochure to a potential seller client?
AAt the time of closing
BBefore entering into a listing agreement✓ Correct
COnly if the seller asks for it
DAfter marketing the property for 30 days
Explanation
NCREC Rule 58A .0104 requires brokers to provide the WWREA brochure before entering into any agency agreement — so the seller must receive and review it before signing a listing agreement.
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