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Under Indiana law, which statement best describes the disclosure a broker must make about agency status?

Correct Answer

B) Indiana requires a written agency disclosure at first substantive contact; State Form 46234 is the seller property-condition disclosure, not the agency disclosure.

Indiana's agency relationship law requires a licensee to disclose agency status in writing at first substantive contact. State Form 46234 is the Indiana Seller's Residential Real Estate Sales Disclosure form for property-condition disclosure; it should not be used or taught as the agency disclosure form.

Answer Options
A
Indiana uses the Seller's Residential Real Estate Sales Disclosure (State Form 46234) to disclose agency status.
B
Indiana requires a written agency disclosure at first substantive contact; State Form 46234 is the seller property-condition disclosure, not the agency disclosure.
C
Indiana requires agency status to be disclosed only after a purchase agreement is signed.
D
Indiana requires no written agency disclosure if the broker works under a managing broker.

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