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A New Jersey licensed salesperson, Priya, is selling her own personal residence. She wants to place a 'For Sale By Owner' sign in her yard and handle the sale herself without involving her employing broker. Under New Jersey real estate regulations, Priya:

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D) Must include her broker's name on any sign or advertisement, even when selling her own personal property

Under New Jersey regulations, a licensed salesperson who sells their own property is still acting as a licensee and must comply with all advertising rules. Any sign or advertisement Priya places must identify her affiliated broker or brokerage, even though she is selling her own home. A salesperson cannot separate her licensed status from a personal real estate transaction for advertising purposes.

Answer Options
A
Must obtain written permission from the NJREC before selling her own home as a licensee
B
Is prohibited from selling her own home while holding an active salesperson's license
C
May place a FSBO sign and sell her own home without involving her broker, as an owner selling her own property
D
Must include her broker's name on any sign or advertisement, even when selling her own personal property

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