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Under California Business and Professions Code sections 10140.6 and 10159.7, which of the following advertising practices is NOT prohibited?

Correct Answer

A) Publishing verified, accurate square footage, bedroom count, and lot size in a listing

Accurate factual detail is what the advertising rules demand, not what they forbid. Section 10140.6 bars a licensee from publishing matter about licensed activity without disclosing that a licensee is behind it, and requires the licensee's name, license identification number, and the responsible broker's identity on solicitation materials, which is why a blind ad is unlawful. Section 10159.7 permits a team name only on stated conditions, one of which is that the name include the surname of at least one licensee member of the team. A false claim about the property is a substantial misrepresentation under section 10176(a).

Answer Options
A
Publishing verified, accurate square footage, bedroom count, and lot size in a listing
B
Running a blind ad that omits the responsible broker's identity
C
Advertising under a team name that includes no team member's surname
D
Describing a property as having 'ocean views' when no ocean view exists

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