Alabama and Texas have enacted different laws in response to the National Association of Realtors' settlement requiring buyer agency agreements before touring properties. Alabama allows consumers to sign such agreements only when submitting an offer, while Texas mandates written agreements before agents can provide substantive advice or show homes. These varying state approaches reflect differing priorities between consumer comfort and agent risk management, impacting how real estate transactions are structured across regions.
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