California Real Estate Practice Exam

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Using the term 'Realtor' without the legal right to do so is considered?

  1. A violation of state law

  2. Ethical practice

  3. A marketing strategy

  4. Acceptable under certain conditions

The correct answer is: A violation of state law

Using the term 'Realtor' without the legal right to do so is considered a violation of state law. This is because 'Realtor' is a trademarked term that can only be used by members of the National Association of Realtors (NAR). Therefore, using the term without being a registered member can result in legal consequences. Options B, C, and D are incorrect because using the term 'Realtor' without legal permission is not ethical, not a marketing strategy, and not acceptable under any conditions. It is important to abide by trademark laws in order to avoid any legal issues.

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