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Under Florida real estate law, what disclaimer must be included when a licensee provides a CMA to a client?

Correct Answer

B) This is an opinion of value and not a substitute for a professional appraisal

Correct: Florida law requires licensees to clearly indicate that a CMA is an opinion of value and not a formal appraisal, protecting both the licensee and client from misunderstanding the document's limitations. Why not A: No valuation opinion can be guaranteed, and such language would be misleading and inappropriate. Why not C: FREC does not approve individual CMAs, and this statement would be false. Why not D: CMAs typically cannot be used for lending purposes, which require formal appraisals.

Answer Options
A
This analysis is guaranteed to reflect actual market value
B
This is an opinion of value and not a substitute for a professional appraisal
C
This analysis is approved by the Florida Real Estate Commission
D
This document can be used for lending and legal purposes

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