The agent must tell the prospective client about the "agency disclosure law" as soon as possible. Then, the agent must decide who they will represent and make sure that decision is clear.
These are questions that the above text answers:
1. What is the "agency disclosure law" that the agent must inform the prospective client about?
2. When must the agent inform the prospective client about the "agency disclosure law"?
3. What is the agent's responsibility regarding representation obligations?
4. What does the agent need to do to ensure clarity in their decision of who they will represent?
5. What is the purpose of the "agency disclosure law"?
6. What are the consequences if the agent fails to inform the prospective client about the "agency disclosure law"?
7. How does the agent determine who they will represent?
8. Is the agent required to disclose their decision of who they will represent to the prospective client?
9. Can the agent change their decision of who they will represent after informing the prospective client about the "agency disclosure law"?
10. Are there any specific guidelines or requirements for the agent to follow when informing the prospective client about the "agency disclosure law"?