Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 2 Exam Practice

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What must a salesperson consider when holding an open house for a newly listed property?

The salesperson should provide company marketing material to all attendees.
The brokerage should not have another open house on the same day.
The brokerage should provide refreshments to make attendees feel welcome.
Safety and security measures should be in place to protect both the property and the attendees.

The correct answer is: Safety and security measures should be in place to protect both the property and the attendees.

When holding an open house for a newly listed property, one of the primary considerations for a salesperson is the safety and security of both the property and the attendees. This includes taking measures to protect the property from potential theft or damage and ensuring that visitors are safe during the open house. Implementing safety measures like ensuring all doors are secured, valuables are out of sight, and having someone present to monitor the attendees can help create a successful and secure open house environment. While providing company marketing material and refreshments can enhance the open house experience for attendees, the top priority should always be the safety and security of the property and those present. Additionally, while it may be beneficial for the brokerage to avoid scheduling other open houses on the same day to prevent confusion and competition, this is not as critical as ensuring safety and security measures are in place.