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An Ontario salesperson prepares a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) for a client. Which statement about the CMA is accurate?

Correct Answer

A) No rule fixes its format, but it must not mislead

No provision of TRESA or its regulations prescribes the content or format of a CMA. The Code of Ethics still applies: a registrant must make best efforts to ensure representations are accurate and not misleading (s. 5) and must show reasonable competence when giving opinions (s. 9). Stating that a CMA is not a formal appraisal is good practice under those duties, not a separate rule.

Answer Options
A
No rule fixes its format, but it must not mislead
B
It must be prepared and signed by a certified appraiser
C
It must include at least ten comparable properties
D
It must be filed with RECO within 24 hours of delivery

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CMACode of EthicsaccuracycompetenceTRESA
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