In Indiana, the Agency Disclosure form must be provided:
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At closing
Providing agency disclosure only at closing would be too late, as clients need to understand their agency representation before sharing confidential information or making decisions about a property during the transaction process.
At first substantive discussion
Only if requested
Agency disclosure is not optional in Indiana—it's a mandatory requirement that must be provided at the first substantive discussion, regardless of whether the client specifically requests it.
After contract signing
Providing disclosure after contract signing violates Indiana law, as clients need to understand their agency representation before entering into negotiations or sharing confidential information.
Why is this correct?
Indiana law requires the Agency Disclosure form to be provided at the first substantive discussion about a specific property. This timing ensures clients understand agency relationships before sharing confidential information or making decisions about a particular property.
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