The "Agency Law Disclosure" must be added to any purchase or exchange agreement and any lease agreement that lasts for more than one year. It does not need to be included in a "month-to-month rental agreement".
These are questions that the above text answers:
1. What is the "Agency Law Disclosure"?
2. In what types of agreements must the "Agency Law Disclosure" be included?
3. Is the "Agency Law Disclosure" required in month-to-month rental agreements?
4. What is the minimum duration of a lease agreement for the "Agency Law Disclosure" to be required?
5. What is the purpose of the "Agency Law Disclosure"?
6. Are there any exceptions to including the "Agency Law Disclosure" in purchase or exchange agreements?
7. Are there any exceptions to including the "Agency Law Disclosure" in lease agreements?
8. What happens if the "Agency Law Disclosure" is not included in a long-term purchase or exchange agreement?
9. What happens if the "Agency Law Disclosure" is not included in a lease agreement lasting more than one year?
10. Where can I find more information about the "Agency Law Disclosure" requirement?