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4 years ago

In which situations is a broker/seller NOT required to provide a written disclosure regarding the broker's license status?

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1 answer:

Natali5045456 [20]4 years ago

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Answer: when the broker is selling property for the broker's sister

Explanation:

The situations in which a broker or seller is not required to provide a written disclosure regarding the broker's license status is when the broker is selling property for the broker's sister.

It should be noted that license holders

that wants to either purchase or sell a property on their behalf or for a relation should disclose that they are licensed and this should be done in writing.

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