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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your personal information in the 'Consumer Information' section. This includes your name and contact details, ensuring accuracy for effective communication.
  3. Select your relationship with the real estate licensee by checking the appropriate box: Seller's agent, Buyer's agent, or Facilitator. This clarifies the role of the licensee in your transaction.
  4. If applicable, indicate whether you are engaging a Non-Designated Agency or Designated Agency by checking the corresponding box and providing any necessary details about the agency relationship.
  5. Both you and the real estate licensee must sign and date the form at the bottom. Ensure all signatures are completed to validate this disclosure.

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Typically, this disclosure must be made when they make their first substantive contact, but must certainly be made before either party signs an offer for a purchase. The disclosure must be given whether the licensee represents the buyer, the seller, both parties, or neither party.
The agent must give oral disclosure of agency representation upon initial contact with a party and written disclosure is required upon substantive discussion.
A A licensee must provide agency disclosure to a client before or at the time of entering into an agency agreement with the client.
If you talk about a particular home with a real estate broker or agent, the broker or agent is supposed to provide you with a Massachusetts mandatory licensee-consumer relationship disclosure. The disclosure form will describe different types of agency relationships.
Single agents representing buyers and tenants must disclose their agency relationship at first contact. The written disclosure must be fulfilled prior to the seller or landlord signing any transaction document.

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In a residential real estate transaction, the listing broker must first disclose his agency relationship with the seller before the buyer gives the broker personal or financial information.

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