When should you first disclose your brokerage relationship

While this option suggests a timing for disclosure, it may not encompass earlier substantive discussions that could occur prior to the showing. The law typically mandates disclosure before any significant discussion about the property, which might happen during initial inquiries or conversations, not just at the first showing.

This choice implies that disclosure can occur after substantive discussions and before an offer is made. However, the nature of the relationship should be disclosed earlier to ensure that all parties understand the agent's role and fiduciary responsibilities before any negotiations begin.

Similar to option C, this choice suggests that disclosure can happen just before an offer is made. While this is important, it does not fulfill the requirement to disclose the brokerage relationship before any substantive discussions, which is critical for maintaining ethical standards and compliance with regulations.