Agency
In Oregon, when must the 'Initial Agency Disclosure Pamphlet' be provided to a consumer in a commercial real estate transaction?
AOnly when representing a buyer in a commercial deal
BAt the first substantial contact with the consumer, same as residential transactions✓ Correct
CCommercial transactions are exempt from agency disclosure requirements
DOnly after a purchase offer is submitted
Explanation
Oregon's agency disclosure requirements apply to all real estate transactions — both residential and commercial. The Initial Agency Disclosure Pamphlet must be provided at the first substantial contact with the consumer, regardless of whether the transaction involves residential or commercial property. This ensures all Oregon real estate consumers understand agency relationships.
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