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Under what circumstance can a real estate licensee advertise a property for sale without a signed listing agreement?

A licensee can advertise a property they own without a listing agreement, but must disclose their ownership. For other properties, a written listing agreement i

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Question: Under what circumstance can a real estate licensee advertise a property for sale without a signed listing agreement?

Answer options:

  • If they have a verbal agreement with the seller to list the property.
  • Never, a signed listing agreement is always required. ✅ If they are the registered owner of the property.
  • If a co-listing agent has the signed agreement.

Correct answer: If they are the registered owner of the property.

Explanation: A licensee can advertise a property they own without a listing agreement, but must disclose their ownership. For other properties, a written listing agreement is mandatory before advertising.

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