Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 3 Exam Practice

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When a salesperson is advertising properties, which name must be used?

  1. The team name involved in sales.

  2. The seller's name directly.

  3. The brokerage's name only.

  4. The name registered with RECO.

  5. The name of the senior salesperson in the brokerage.

  6. The trade name as listed with local business registrations.

The correct answer is: The name registered with RECO.

In real estate advertising, the name that must be used is the name registered with the Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO). This requirement ensures that all advertisements are traceable to a licensed individual who is recognized and accountable in the real estate market. The use of the registered name helps maintain transparency and builds trust with consumers, as they can verify the credentials and licensing status of the salesperson. By adhering to this regulation, salespersons uphold the integrity of the profession and comply with the laws governing real estate practices in Ontario. This also helps prevent potential confusion among consumers about who they are dealing with in transactions, as the registered name is the official identity recognized by the regulatory body.