If you don't give the seller the "Agency Law Disclosure" before they sign the "listing," they may be able to avoid paying the "brokerage fee" to you.
These are questions that the above text answers:
1. What is the consequence of not providing the "Agency Law Disclosure" to the seller before they sign the "listing"?
2. What is the purpose of the "Agency Law Disclosure" in relation to the "listing"?
3. What is the significance of providing the "Agency Law Disclosure" to the seller before they sign the "listing"?
4. How does the absence of the "Agency Law Disclosure" impact the payment of the "brokerage fee"?
5. What action can the seller take if they do not receive the "Agency Law Disclosure" before signing the "listing"?
6. What is the potential consequence for the real estate agent if they fail to provide the "Agency Law Disclosure" to the seller?
7. What is the role of the "Agency Law Disclosure" in the real estate transaction process?
8. How does the "Agency Law Disclosure" affect the contractual agreement between the seller and the real estate agent?
9. What is the purpose of the "brokerage fee" in relation to the "listing" agreement?