New Jersey's Consumer Information Statement must be provided:
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At closing
Closing occurs too late in the transaction. The CIS must be provided before any substantive discussion or negotiations begin, allowing clients to understand agency relationships from the outset of the professional relationship.
At the first meeting where substantive discussion occurs
Only if the buyer requests
The CIS is not optional - New Jersey law mandates its provision at the first substantive meeting. This requirement exists regardless of whether the buyer specifically requests it.
After contract signing
Contract signing occurs after substantive discussions have already taken place. The CIS must be provided before any substantive discussion, making this timing too late according to NJ regulations.
Why is this correct?
New Jersey regulations require the CIS at the first meeting where substantive discussion of a transaction occurs. This early timing ensures consumers understand agency relationships before making significant decisions in the home buying or selling process.
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