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An Illinois outline on sponsored licensee scope and supervision gives the following reminders for review. Which statement is NOT correct under current Illinois law?

Correct Answer

D) The licensee may withhold latent physical defects from a customer if the seller requests secrecy.

This choice is wrong because it applies a rule from a different transaction type, property type, or coverage scope. Illinois uses the rule summarized in the correct answer instead. The other choices describe accurate Illinois rules.

Answer Options
A
A ministerial act is informative or clerical in nature and does not rise to the level of active representation of a consumer.
B
A licensee representing a client must promote the client's best interests, keep confidential information confidential, and perform the brokerage agreement.
C
That assumption is wrong because the sponsored broker acts through the sponsoring broker relationship and remains subject to supervision and office policy.
D
The licensee may withhold latent physical defects from a customer if the seller requests secrecy.

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The legal requirement for real estate agents to inform all parties about who they represent in a transaction, typically provided at first substantive contact.

A legal relationship in which one person (the agent) is authorized to act on behalf of another person (the principal) in business transactions with third parties.

The legal ending of an agency relationship, which can occur through completion, expiration, mutual agreement, breach, death, incapacity, or bankruptcy of either party.

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