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Under Vermont 10 V.S.A. Section 493, where may a real estate broker place a for-sale sign advertising a listed property?

Correct Answer

B) Only on the premises of the property being sold or leased, subject to size and height limits

Vermont sign law permits on-premises signs advertising the sale or lease of the property. A broker may not use an off-premise location merely because it improves visibility or the seller consents.

Answer Options
A
On any nearby road shoulder if it is visible from traffic
B
Only on the premises of the property being sold or leased, subject to size and height limits
C
On any property owned by the brokerage firm
D
At any off-premise location if the seller gives written consent

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