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Under RCW 18.85, the Washington DOL may impose disciplinary action against a real estate broker for all of the following grounds EXCEPT:

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D) Failing to personally attend every open house held for a property the broker has listed

Washington's RCW 18.85 does not require a listing broker to personally attend every open house for a listed property. Open houses may be conducted by other licensed brokers within the firm. There is no statutory obligation that creates a disciplinary ground for a broker's absence from open houses.

Answer Options
A
Failing to disclose a material fact known to the broker that affects the value of the property
B
Commingling a client's earnest money deposit with the broker's personal bank account
C
Representing a buyer in a transaction where the broker's spouse is the seller without written disclosure
D
Failing to personally attend every open house held for a property the broker has listed

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