When should the 'duties owed' form be displayed?

The 'duties owed' form is a critical document that outlines the responsibilities and obligations of the real estate professionals to their clients. Displaying this form during the verification process is important because it ensures that all parties understand their rights and duties before proceeding with any transactions. This allows clients to make informed decisions based on the level of service and loyalty they can expect from their real estate agent throughout the process. By providing it during verification, it facilitates transparency and builds trust, which are essential elements in any real estate transaction.

In the context of the other options, displaying the form at the time of sale, before property inspection, or at contract execution does not allow for the same level of informed consent and understanding of the duties owed. It's vital to establish clarity on these duties while clients are still deciding on their options, rather than after the transaction has advanced significantly.