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Listing agent Kevin receives an inquiry from buyer agent Rachel about his listed property. Rachel wants to schedule a showing for her client tomorrow morning. When must Kevin provide disclosure to Rachel's client?

Correct Answer

B) At the beginning of the property showing

Correct: B - Kevin must provide no brokerage relationship disclosure to Rachel's client at the beginning of the showing, before entering into substantive discussions. A is incorrect because the disclosure is needed for the buyer, not the buyer's agent. C is incorrect because disclosure is required before substantive discussions, regardless of offers. D is incorrect because Kevin still must disclose his relationship (or lack thereof) with the buyer.

Answer Options
A
During the phone call with Rachel
B
At the beginning of the property showing
C
Only if Rachel's client wants to make an offer
D
Kevin doesn't need to provide disclosure since Rachel represents the buyer

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