23 August Q: What must I disclose if the first contact between a seller’s agent or subagent and an unrepresented buyer/lessee is not face-to-face? August 23, 2019 By Sandi Frazer Agency 0 A: If the first contact with an unrepresented buyer/lessee is not face-to-face, the seller’s agent or subagent shall disclose through medium in which contact occurred that the seller’s agent or subagent works for the seller. Not later than the first scheduled face-to-face contact with the unrepresented buyer/lessee, the seller’s agent or subagent must provide the unrepresented buyer with a copy of the Understanding Whom Real Estate Agents Represent form so that the unrepresented buyer/lessee can acknowledge that the seller’s agent or subagent represents the seller. Related Posts What must I disclose if the first contact between a seller’s agent or subagent and an unrepresented buyer/lessee is not face-to-face? What must I disclose if the first contact between a seller’s agent or subagent and an unrepresented buyer/lessee is not face-to-face? What must I disclose if the first contact between a buyer’s agent and an unrepresented seller/lessor is not a face-to-face? What must I disclose if the first contact between a buyer’s agent and an unrepresented seller/lessor is not a face-to-face? Q: What must I disclose if the first contact between a buyer’s agent and an unrepresented seller/lessor is not a face-to-face? Agency What is the difference between a latent defect and a material fact? Who must disclose what? What is the difference between a latent defect and a material fact? Who must disclose what? Can a licensee who previously acted as a subagent or seller’s agent switch hats and represent the buyer? Can a licensee who previously acted as a subagent or seller’s agent switch hats and represent the buyer? Q: Can a licensee who previously acted as a subagent or seller’s agent switch hats and represent the buyer? Agency Comments are closed.