Where must a Consumer Information Notice 1-2 be prominently displayed?

The Consumer Information Notice 1-2 must be prominently displayed in a place that allows clients and consumers to easily access and read it. By placing it in a prominent location within the broker's office, it ensures that individuals who visit the office—whether current clients or potential clients—are exposed to important information regarding their rights and the responsibilities of the licensee. This disclosure is part of the Texas Real Estate Commission's efforts to promote transparency and understanding in real estate transactions.

While placing this notice at the entrance of the office, on the company website, or with each sale contract might seem beneficial, the requirement emphasizes the need for it to be centralized in the broker's office itself. This physical presence encourages awareness and verifies that consumers have the opportunity to read this important information while they are in the environment where they might be making significant decisions about real estate transactions.