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Real estate agent Davis is working as a single agent for buyer Thompson. Thompson asks Davis to show him properties owned by Davis's brother-in-law. What must Davis do?

Correct Answer

C) Disclose the relationship in writing before showing the properties

Florida law requires disclosure of any material relationship that could affect the agent's ability to represent the client's interests. The family relationship must be disclosed in writing. Option A is unnecessarily restrictive. Option B doesn't address the disclosure requirement. Option D ignores the mandatory disclosure requirement.

Answer Options
A
Refuse to show the properties to avoid any conflict
B
Show the properties but negotiate a lower commission
C
Disclose the relationship in writing before showing the properties
D
Show the properties only if Thompson specifically requests them

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