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A sales associate in Jacksonville wants to charge $300 for preparing a detailed CMA for a potential seller who is interviewing multiple agents. The seller is not yet committed to listing with any particular agent. What must the sales associate do regarding this fee?

Correct Answer

B) Must have written authorization from their broker and provide proper disclosure to the client

Correct: Sales associates must have broker authorization for all activities and must properly disclose any fees to clients. Why not A: Fees can be charged for CMAs even without a listing agreement if properly disclosed. Why not C: FREC approval is not required for CMA fees. Why not D: All fees must be disclosed and authorized by the employing broker.

Answer Options
A
Cannot charge any fee until a listing agreement is signed
B
Must have written authorization from their broker and provide proper disclosure to the client
C
Must obtain approval from the Florida Real Estate Commission first
D
Can charge the fee without any special requirements since CMAs are standard services

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