Keller Williams Ignite Practice Exam

Advertising real estate must be truthful, non-discriminatory, and transparent about who represents the transaction. The best choice reflects essential practices: avoid discriminatory language or images so ads don’t exclude or stereotype groups; disclose agency relationships so buyers know who represents whom; accurately represent the property's features and avoid misrepresentation to prevent misleading statements; and include the licensee’s name so the ad is tied to a licensed agent and can be held accountable. Together these practices uphold fair housing protections and honesty in advertising. The other ideas conflict with these standards: omitting agency relationships can mislead about representation; misrepresenting features is dishonest; and discrimination in advertising violates fair housing laws and ethical duties.