According to Maine Real Estate Commission rules, what should a listing licensee do regarding property disclosures?

The correct response highlights the responsibility of the listing licensee to facilitate communication regarding property disclosures between the seller and the potential buyers. When the listing licensee gathers information about the property, it is essential to collect this information directly from the seller. The licensee then conveys this information effectively to the selling licensee, ensuring that potential buyers receive all necessary disclosures about the property.

This process is crucial because it ensures transparency, which is a vital part of the real estate transaction. Buyers need accurate and complete information to make informed decisions, and it is the listing licensee's duty to uphold this standard by facilitating the flow of information.

In contrast, simply gathering the information and having the seller sign the form does not fulfill the obligation to communicate that information to the potential buyers. Also, merely inserting the information into a form does not ensure that it is disclosed effectively since it needs to reach the buyers through the selling licensee. Lastly, having the buyer sign the property disclosure form is a step that occurs at a different point in the transaction, specifically after the buyers have received and reviewed the disclosures, rather than focusing on how the information gets to the buyers in the first place.