When signing a listing agreement, a seller informs you that he does NOT want to provide a sellers property disclosure form. Your BEST course of action is to

Completing a seller's property disclosure form without the seller's consent would be unethical and could expose the agent to liability. The agent must respect the seller's wishes regarding the disclosure and cannot unilaterally decide to fill out the form, as it requires the seller's input and agreement.

This statement is misleading. While disclosure requirements can vary by jurisdiction, agents must emphasize the importance of disclosing material facts. Reporting material facts is not optional, as failing to disclose can lead to legal repercussions for the seller and the agent.

Deciding to refuse the listing based solely on the seller's choice not to provide a disclosure form may not be the best course of action. It is important for agents to work with clients to address concerns and educate them about market norms rather than dismissing potential listings outright.