Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 2 Exam Practice

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Which scenario requires a seller’s explicit consent in real estate advertising?

Using 'Must Sell' in any advertisement format.
Photographing the house for sale posters.
Advertising that a known celebrity owns the property.
Noting financial incentives linked to the property.
Listing the property on social media platforms.
Mentioning a flexible closing date in the ad.

The correct answer is: Advertising that a known celebrity owns the property.

In real estate advertising, mentioning that a known celebrity owns the property requires the seller's explicit consent because it can potentially affect the marketing of the property and attract unwanted attention. Using a celebrity's name without permission may also lead to legal issues related to privacy or publicity rights. It is important to respect the privacy and preferences of the seller by seeking explicit consent before including any personal or identifying information in advertisements. Options A, D, E, and F do not necessarily require explicit consent from the seller as they are common practices in real estate advertising and do not involve sharing potentially sensitive information without authorization. Option B, photographing the house for sale posters, is also typically part of standard real estate marketing and would not usually require specific consent beyond the general agreement to sell the property.