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A Texas license holder prepares a TREC promulgated contract for a residential sale. Before the buyer signs, the license holder strikes through the paragraph regarding the survey requirement and writes 'N/A - Survey Waived' in the margin. What is the potential consequence for this license holder?

Correct Answer

B) Disciplinary action by TREC, including possible suspension or revocation of the license

Striking through paragraphs and writing in alternative language constitutes unauthorized modification of a TREC promulgated form, which is a violation of TREC Rules §537.11. This can result in TREC disciplinary action including license suspension or revocation, regardless of whether the contract has been signed.

Answer Options
A
No consequence, because the buyer has not yet signed the contract
B
Disciplinary action by TREC, including possible suspension or revocation of the license
C
A written warning from the local Board of Realtors
D
A civil lawsuit from the seller for breach of fiduciary duty

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