What document does Mason complete and present to the Latimers before they review an offer on their home?

The correct answer is the seller version of the Agency Disclosure Statement. This document is crucial because it establishes the relationship between the real estate agent and the sellers, in this case, the Latimers.

When Mason completes and presents this document before the review of an offer, it ensures transparency regarding the representation of the Latimers in the real estate transaction. The seller version of the Agency Disclosure Statement outlines the agent's obligations to the sellers, including loyalty, confidentiality, full disclosure, and the responsibility to act in the best interests of the client.

Providing this document aids in reinforcing the fiduciary relationship and helps the Latimers understand the agent's role, thereby protecting their rights and interests as sellers. It is essential for the sellers to be fully informed of who is representing them and what that means for the negotiation and sale of their property.

The other options are either irrelevant at this stage or serve a different purpose. The buyer’s version of the Agency Disclosure Statement pertains to the potential buyers and their representation, while the purchase agreement and closing statement are documents handled later in the transaction process following an accepted offer.