California Real Estate Practice Exam

A real estate broker should not advertise a mobile home for sale if it is located on a privately owned piece of property with a lease about to expire because the lease is about to run out, meaning the home would no longer have a place to sit on. This would make it difficult for a buyer to purchase and move the mobile home to another location. The other options, B, C, and D, do not pose the same potential complication as A, as they either involve a foundation or land that is owned by either a government entity or open market.