As a non-agent, which task is Justin permitted to perform for an unrepresented buyer?

In a real estate context, non-agents who are not licensed real estate professionals are limited in the types of services they can offer. When it comes to assisting an unrepresented buyer, one permissible task is explaining the seller's property disclosure.

This is because discussing factual information provided by the seller about the property's condition does not involve providing advice or legal guidance, which is restricted to licensed agents. The property disclosure typically includes details about any issues or defects with the property that the seller must disclose, allowing buyers to make informed decisions.

On the other hand, negotiating terms, preparing legal documents like a purchase agreement, or advising on specific offers involves tasks that require a level of expertise and legal authority that only licensed agents can provide. Therefore, explaining the seller's property disclosure is the safest and most appropriate task for a non-agent working with an unrepresented buyer.