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Under TRELA, which of the following activities by a license holder does NOT constitute grounds for TREC disciplinary action?

Correct Answer

A) Providing a buyer with a list of several recommended home inspectors when the buyer requests suggestions

Under TRELA §1101.652 and TREC rules, providing a buyer with a list of recommended home inspectors upon request is a permissible and helpful service. It does not constitute a violation as long as the license holder discloses any financial interest or referral arrangement with the recommended inspectors. Offering multiple options rather than a single referral further reduces any appearance of impropriety.

Answer Options
A
Providing a buyer with a list of several recommended home inspectors when the buyer requests suggestions
B
Accepting a referral fee from a title company without disclosing it to the represented party
C
Inducing a party to break an existing contract in order to enter into a new contract
D
Guaranteeing future profits from a real estate investment to a prospective buyer

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