My first thought is YES!  Your Aunt probably falls into the category of 'other descendants'.  I do not know what your state says on the topic, though I see you are in MD.  Disclosure is always the best and safest way to go.

Yes, absolutely! Why not? 

There's no reason not to. An aunt is a pretty close relative, even if it's not specifically included. I'm an aunt to a couple of people I might as well be a mother to. There's definitely a bias.

I would, even if it's not specifically required. Why not?

YES and it is done in writing!!!!!!!

When things go wrong folks ALWAYS look for someone else to blame. ANY appearance of covert activity will put this agent in the cross-hairs.

Best to be Overt in who you represent, how and any relationship.

Otherwise you need to hear 'Clintwood's' words, "Are you feeling lucky today?"

Disclosure, Disclorue, Disclosure.  I would do it anyway, because it is still a relative, although not immediate.  It's call CYA!!

Cover yourself and disclose!

Kat Palmiotti nailed this one!

Disclosure is alway best, but every state is different as to the requirements, what state are you in?

when I was actively listing property, I disclosed everything that could cause a potential buyer to change his/her mind about buying.... and I've never been to court or had any issues... I like to sleep at night.

Depends on your state laws.  But, it doesn't hurt to always disclose.

When in doubt, disclose. You can not go wrong

Yes, why not?

This is not a state requirement.  It is a NAR requirement of the code of ethics...for ALL states.

Eve

Always disclose. Why not disclose? What is there to hide?

You should.

     Maybe. 

Always disclose...

Why are you asking when you've defined immediate already?

Maybe you are not required to but if in doubt, disclose. 

When in doubt, disclose. "Other descendants" covers a lot of territory and is not the same as "immediate family". Better safe than sorry.

We are not required to disclose beyond immediate family but since i know most fo the agents in the area I will mention if there is a familial relationship even an extended one.

Always Disclose, better to over disclose than under

When in doubt, disclose.  We always disclose a familial relationship - even with an Aunt.

Yes.

Be sure to comply with the regulations in your state.

I have disclosed down through cousins twice removed.  I would probably disclose any level of blood relation and blood relation of a spouse. 

In California the "rule of thumb" is: Disclose, disclose, disclose!  When I bought my homes I had to disclose that I had an expired license.

I would ... most definitely indicate that I am related the the seller.  There is no reason not to.  

I would disclose it on any family member close or distance, even if it is not required.

I always disclose if there is any relation, just to be safe. Better to disclose and stay out of trouble than realize you are in the thick of it before you know it.

Disclose or be deposed is our motto.  It is so much easier and cheaper that way regardless of what state you live in.  A

I listed a house for my wife's cousin and disclosed a licensee relationship with the seller. Why not?

I would. No one is going to sue you because you did not disclose. It is however, not professional.

There's no reason not to, even if not specifically named.

Think of disclosure as revelation not a should or should not. Just do it

When in doubt - disclose!

Check state laws.

You got here great answers. Good luck.

Great answers are here. 

I hope your question was answered.

not licensed in Maryland, and not an attorney but it seems that the language you included of "the REALTORS®'s spouse and their siblings, parents, grandparents, children, grandchildren, and other descendants." would include an Aunt as an "other descendant" of a parent or grandparent.

I would, still a blood relative.

Our state law requires we must disclose "first degree of consanguinity" (parents, spouse, or child); however, I don't know of anyone getting into trouble for over dislcosing.

verbally yes, in the contract or MLS no.

I would disclose, but check your local rules.

I would disclose it.

yes

Better safe than sorry.