Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 2 Exam Practice

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Which is NOT a typical mistake made by a salesperson when providing service to a buyer or seller?

Making errors when transferring information from a source document to a seller representation agreement.
Not including a non-owner spouse's name on a seller representation agreement, when the property being sold is a matrimonial home.
Deferring to others, where appropriate, when a buyer seeks professional assistance; e.g., wants to have a property inspection done.
Providing an incomplete disclosure when discussing multiple representation with a buyer or seller.

The correct answer is: Deferring to others, where appropriate, when a buyer seeks professional assistance; e.g., wants to have a property inspection done.

The correct answer is C. Deferring to others, where appropriate, when a buyer seeks professional assistance; for example, wanting to have a property inspection done, is not a typical mistake made by a salesperson when providing service to a buyer or seller. In real estate transactions, it is essential for a salesperson to recognize when additional professionals such as home inspectors, lawyers, or appraisers are needed and to facilitate the process of involving these experts to ensure the best service for their clients. On the other hand, options A, B, and D all represent typical mistakes made by salespersons in providing service to buyers or sellers. Making errors when transferring information from a source document to a seller representation agreement (Option A), not including a non-owner spouse's name on a seller representation agreement when the property being sold is a matrimonial home (Option B), and providing incomplete disclosure when discussing multiple representation with a buyer or seller (Option D) can all result in legal complications or misunderstandings that may negatively impact the transaction process.