Buyer RepresentationAgreement RequirementsEASY
What happens if a buyer refuses to sign a buyer representation agreement?
Correct Answer
B) The agent cannot show MLS-listed properties to that buyer
Without a signed buyer representation agreement, an agent cannot show MLS-listed properties to that buyer. This is a fundamental requirement under the new NAR settlement rules.
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A
The agent can still show MLS propertiesB
The agent cannot show MLS-listed properties to that buyerC
The buyer must pay a penalty feeD
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