California Real Estate Practice Exam

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What is NOT required of the broker if the buyer receives a 'Homeowner's Guide to Earthquake Safety'?

Provide additional earthquake information
Disclose the property is in an earthquake zone
Recommend earthquake insurance
Ensure the buyer understands the guide

The correct answer is: Provide additional earthquake information

When a buyer receives a 'Homeowner's Guide to Earthquake Safety', the broker is not required to provide any additional earthquake information because the guide already covers all necessary information for earthquake safety. The broker is still responsible for disclosing if the property is in an earthquake zone and recommending earthquake insurance. They also need to ensure that the buyer understands the guide, but this is not necessary to do on top of providing the guide itself. Therefore, option A is not required of the broker in this scenario.