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Under TREC rules, a license holder posts a property listing on a third-party real estate website such as Zillow or Realtor.com. Under TREC rules, must the license holder ensure the broker's name appears on the listing?

Correct Answer

C) Yes, the license holder must ensure the broker's name appears in the listing, even on third-party websites

Under TREC rules, the license holder is responsible for ensuring that all advertising, including listings on third-party websites, complies with TREC requirements. The broker's name must appear in the listing regardless of the platform.

Answer Options
A
No, third-party website listings are exempt from TREC advertising rules because the website controls the display format
B
No, the third-party website is responsible for adding the broker's name automatically
C
Yes, the license holder must ensure the broker's name appears in the listing, even on third-party websites
D
Yes, but only if the license holder pays for premium placement on the website

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