Texas Disclosures
Information About Brokerage Services (IABS)
Texas law requires all real estate license holders to provide this notice to prospective buyers, sellers, tenants, and landlords.
[TREC IABS FORM (TREC No. IABS 1-0) — PLACEHOLDER
License number, names, and contact details pending verification. The official form text will be embedded here exactly as published by TREC, with the license holder’s information completed. License numbers will NOT be invented.]
[EDITOR NOTE: Owner must supply: brokerage legal name, DBA if any, broker name + license #, broker associate/sales agent name + license #. Then embed the current TREC IABS 1-0 form text verbatim with those details filled in, and link the TREC-hosted PDF.]
What This Notice Covers
The IABS form explains the types of representation available in Texas — broker’s responsibilities, seller’s agent, subagent, buyer’s agent, and intermediary (broker acting for both parties with written consent) — and the duties that come with each.
Consumer Protection Notice
See our Consumer Protection Notice page for the TREC notice on how to file a complaint.
Questions? Contact Sally Pishbin: sally@sprealty.org · +1 (847) 644-0468