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In a Tampa transaction, a buyer wants the Florida rule on ordinary-course-of-business valuation services. Which statement is correct?

Correct Answer

A) A broker price opinion is distinct from an appraisal and must not be represented as an appraisal.

A broker price opinion is distinct from an appraisal and must not be represented as an appraisal. This follows Pearson VUE Florida Sales Associate CIB – Valuation topics; current Florida brokerage valuation practice.

Answer Options
A
A broker price opinion is distinct from an appraisal and must not be represented as an appraisal.
B
A sales associate may independently market valuation services outside the broker's authority because pricing opinions are not brokerage work.
C
A broker may call a BPO an appraisal as long as no one objects under Florida law.
D
Because a CMA is informal, the licensee's intended user and purpose never matter.

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