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Under Minnesota real estate advertising rules (Minn. Stat. Ch. 82), all of the following statements about licensee advertising are true EXCEPT:

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A) A salesperson may advertise independently under their own name without broker identification if selling their own home

Option C is false and therefore the correct answer to this EXCEPT question. Under Minn. Stat. Ch. 82, a licensed salesperson must always identify the sponsoring broker in any real estate advertising, including when selling property they personally own. There is no 'own home' exemption from the advertising identification requirement in Minnesota.

Answer Options
A
A salesperson may advertise independently under their own name without broker identification if selling their own home
B
A salesperson's advertisement must identify the sponsoring broker or brokerage by name
C
Advertising includes digital and online media such as websites and social media platforms
D
A broker may advertise using a registered trade name in lieu of the broker's personal name

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