BRDA requires the use of which to specify each brokerage relationship in residential transactions?

• A. Leases
• B. Appraisal Reports
• C. Disclosure Forms
• D. Maintenance Agreements

Answer: (C)

BRDA uses a specific form to spell out exactly how a broker is representing (or not representing) each party in a residential deal. This Brokerage Relationship Disclosure Form communicates the type of representation (single agent, transaction broker, or no brokerage relationship) and outlines the duties the licensee owes to the client and to others. The purpose is to ensure all parties understand who is represented and what responsibilities the broker has, helping buyers and sellers make informed decisions from the start. Leases, appraisal reports, and maintenance agreements serve unrelated purposes and do not specify brokerage relationships.