Yes, we disclose or you get deposed.  A

Yes they must disclose their license in all transactions.

Yes, in California you have to disclose that the client has a real estate license.  Technically, you should also disclose even if their license is not valid any longer (expired) since it technically still exists and can be renewed.

If you are licensed in the state you are buying, yes. In Hawaii, if the buyer is licensed in another state, represented by an agent licensed in the state, then no. In California, I would disclose whether I need to or not. And "licensed" includes if it is on an "inactive" status.

Yes. We must disclose it.  I recently wrote an offer listed by the father of the owner.  Daddy did not disclose that listing agent and seller/son are related. I discovered the relationship while completing my due diligence ... my first clue was their last names were the same.  

if the agent is an active licensed agent, yes, they should disclose that they have a license,...

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers Yes! When in doubt, disclose.

Yes it must be disclosed. I love Ron and Alexandra Seigel 's comment!

I have found that when you have to ask, you should just do... in most cases

Yes, 100% of the time we must disclose.

Yes.  John Doe is a real estate licensee in California acting as a principal in this transaction.   

Yes, this must be disclosed, since most licensees are looking to share in the commission, even if the buyer.

There has to be disclosure or the Real Estate Commission in TN thinks the seller may be at a disadvantage.

Yes, anytime a licensed individual is involved in a transaction it must be disclosed.

Yes, we do here Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers.  'Disclose' is our middle name - HA! 

Yes,... it would fall under the code of ethics which covers every state.

Eve

I started to comment and saw Ron and Alexandra Seigel's comment directly below. No need to add anything more here.

Yes it is a must here as well!

Is there a state where a licensed agent does NOT have to disclose?

Yes they must make that disclosure.

YES and always whether represented or not

Yes

Disclosure is a good business practice regardless of the state requirements.

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers - in MA, we need to disclose that seller is a real estate licensee/agent/broker.

Absolutely!

Absolutely!

It is the law in my province.

Yes, it must be disclosed.

On our Purchase and Sale.  Last page by sellers name.  Very clear disclosure as to the buyer or seller being an agent.  Mark

Yes we disclose everything in Virginia.

Any time the Buyer has a Real Estate license, no matter who is representing them, it must be disclosed.

YES!

Disclose, disclose, disclose.  No secret agents in Pennsylvania.

YES!

Yes. Florida.

I believe that they do.

Best to disclose that the buyer is licensed and the buyer's rep is not related! Your state may require it and in the event of an E&O claim, the attorney will want to know!

I believe in our state yes.

yes

I believe it is valid.

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers The buyer licensee should be disclosed in a purchase contract in California.

see it a lot on texas contracts