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A California broker places an advertisement for a listed property on social media. Under Cal. B&P Code §10140.6, what must the advertisement include?

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D) The broker's name as licensed with the DRE

Under Cal. B&P Code §10140.6, all real estate advertising must include the name of the responsible broker as licensed with the DRE. This applies to all media including social media, print, and online advertising. Blind ads (without broker identification) are prohibited.

Answer Options
A
The salesperson's personal phone number only
B
A disclaimer stating 'This is not a solicitation'
C
The MLS number and property tax amount
D
The broker's name as licensed with the DRE

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