Explains the brokerage relationship to prospective clients. Agents must provide the agency disclosure to the buyer or seller at the first possible opportunity.^[1]

Illegal in Kansas.^[2] Although, a transactional broker is allowed in Kansas which allows the agent to act as an intermediary between the buyer and seller without granting either side a fiduciary duty.^[3] In such an event, the agent will be required to obtain written consent from both parties.

Provides prospective buyers with a report of the material condition of a property. Must be completed by the seller and made available to all those interested in purchasing.^[4]

Perform a search on the Kansas Real Estate Commission website to verify the credentials of a licensee.