California Real Estate Practice Exam

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When must a written disclosure of agency relationships be presented to the seller?

After signing the listing agreement
Before signing the listing agreement
During the property inspection
At closing

The correct answer is: Before signing the listing agreement

A written disclosure of agency relationships must be presented to the seller before signing the listing agreement to ensure that the seller is fully informed of their relationship and obligations with the listing agent. Presenting it after signing the agreement (option A) may be seen as deceptive and could lead to legal consequences. During the property inspection (option C) and at closing (option D) are also not the right times to present the disclosure because they occur after the initial agreement has been signed. It is important for the disclosure to be presented before any agreement is made to avoid any conflicts of interest or potential misunderstandings.