Florida Real Estate Practice Exam

When must a no brokerage relationship disclosure be signed?

1. Entering a contract

2. After the showing of a property

3. At the time of sale

4. Before showing a property

The correct answer is: Before showing a property

A no brokerage relationship disclosure must be signed before showing a property because it is a form that discloses and outlines the relationship between the agent and the client. This form must be presented and signed prior to the agent or broker showing any properties to a potential client. This is done to ensure transparency and inform the client of their rights and options before any agreements or contracts are made. Options A, B, and C are incorrect because signing the disclosure after entering a contract, after showing a property, or at the time of sale would not provide the necessary information and may result in confusion or misunderstandings between the agent and client. Additionally, not signing the disclosure before showing a property could potentially be a violation of ethics and regulations in the real estate industry.