Agency
In Washington, a buyer's broker who is also a licensed mortgage broker refers the buyer to obtain a mortgage from their own mortgage company. They must:
ANever make such a referral
BDisclose the affiliated business arrangement and any compensation they will receive✓ Correct
CObtain DOL approval before the referral
DObtain the seller's permission for the referral
Explanation
RESPA and Washington law require disclosure of any affiliated business arrangement (AfBA). The broker must disclose in writing that they have an ownership interest in the mortgage company and any compensation they will receive.
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