California Real Estate Practice Exam

Explanation Fraudulent misrepresentation refers to a false statement or lie made to deceive someone in a business transaction. Options B, C, and D all contain factual information that can be proven true or false, whereas option A is more of an opinion and may not be considered fraudulent. Stating that a house is in a great school district is subjective and cannot be objectively proven false, making it the least likely option to be considered fraudulent misrepresentation.