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Under Minnesota law, when must a real estate licensee provide the agency disclosure document to a prospective buyer or seller?

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B) At first substantive contact with the prospective buyer or seller

Under Minn. Stat. Ch. 82, a Minnesota real estate licensee must provide the agency disclosure document to a prospective buyer or seller at the time of first substantive contact. 'First substantive contact' means the first contact at which the parties begin discussing a specific property or the client's real estate needs in a meaningful way. This requirement ensures that parties understand the agent's representation role before any confidential information is exchanged.

Answer Options
A
At the time the purchase agreement is signed by all parties
B
At first substantive contact with the prospective buyer or seller
C
Within 24 hours of the first meeting with the prospective buyer or seller
D
Only when the licensee is acting as a dual agent or facilitator

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Related Concepts

A legal relationship in which one person (the agent) is authorized to act on behalf of another person (the principal) in business transactions with third parties.

The legal ending of an agency relationship, which can occur through completion, expiration, mutual agreement, breach, death, incapacity, or bankruptcy of either party.

The fiduciary obligation to protect a client's private information and not disclose it to third parties without permission, surviving even after the agency relationship ends.

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