How should a licensee complete lines 1-2 of the WB-11 Residential Offer to Purchase when writing an offer for personal use?

When completing lines 1-2 of the WB-11 Residential Offer to Purchase for personal use, the most appropriate action is to strike out all agency choices. This is because these lines typically indicate the agency relationships involved in the transaction. When a licensee is writing an offer for their personal use, they are not acting in a professional capacity on behalf of a client but rather as a buyer.

By striking out all agency choices, the licensee clarifies that they are not representing anyone else in this transaction, thereby avoiding any potential conflict of interest or misrepresentation of their role. Leaving the lines blank or filling them out as if representing a client would not accurately reflect the situation and could lead to confusion regarding the licensee's responsibilities and intentions in the transaction. Including only their personal information without addressing agency would also not suffice, as it could leave ambiguity regarding the nature of representation.