Final answer:
The disclosure of agency representation form is generally required for residential leases of more than 90 days, which includes the scenario of a prospect wanting to lease a property improved by five single-family units. Option A
Step-by-step explanation:
The disclosure of agency representation form is typically required in real estate transactions to clarify the relationship between the real estate agent (the licensee) and the parties involved in the transaction. Each jurisdiction may have specific rules on when this disclosure is required. According to the scenarios provided, the form would most likely be required in the following situation:
Prospect wants to lease a property improved by five single-family units.
All other situations described (transaction involving unimproved property zoned commercial, residential purchase prospect refusing buyer representation, and brokerage services for a residential leasehold of less than six months) vary by jurisdiction, but many do not generally mandate the disclosure for transactions involving commercial property, refusal of representation, or short-term leases.
However, when it pertains to residential leases for more than 90 days, which can include multiple single-family units, disclosure is typically required to ensure all parties understand the agency relationship. Option A