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In Mississippi real estate practice, an out-of-state land developer wants to advertise out-of-state property to Mississippi residents. What should the licensee remember?

Correct Answer

B) Except for national publications, the developer must first contact MREC to have the property approved for advertising

MREC Rule 7.1 requires out-of-state land developers to contact MREC before advertising out-of-state property in Mississippi, except national publications. Source basis: MREC Rules and Regulations Rev. 02-21-2025, Part 1601 Chapter 7 and Chapter 8: out-of-state developers must contact MREC before advertising out-of-state property in Mississippi except national publications; MREC may inspect and require documentation; Mississippi broker representatives are responsible for truth and accuracy; timeshare sellers other than developer/regular employees must be licensed. Checked 2026-04-30.

Answer Options
A
The licensee may proceed first and document the issue only after closing.
B
Except for national publications, the developer must first contact MREC to have the property approved for advertising
C
The rule is only a national exam concept and does not apply to Mississippi state practice.
D
The parties may waive the rule by private agreement without any written disclosure or Commission process.

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