What must designated agent Mason complete and present to the Latimers for their signature before they review an offer on their home?

The correct answer is the seller version of the Agency Disclosure Statement. Before a licensed agent can present an offer to sellers, regulations require that the agent ensure the sellers understand the nature of the agency relationship and their rights and responsibilities. This is achieved through the Agency Disclosure Statement, specifically tailored for sellers.

This document informs the sellers about the implications of agency relationships, including how their interests will be represented and the obligations of the agent. By presenting this statement for their signature, Mason ensures that the Latimers are fully informed and have acknowledged their understanding, which is a crucial step in the process of getting ready to review offers.

Other types of documents, such as a Buyer Agreement, Property Listing Agreement, or Purchase Contract, either pertain to different parties or stages in the transaction process and do not fulfill the specific requirement of disclosing the agency relationship to the sellers before an offer is considered. Thus, the seller version of the Agency Disclosure Statement is necessary to comply with Kentucky real estate laws and best practices.