An unlicensed person engages in advertising that conveys the clear impression that he is a licensed real estate broker or is an officer or employee of a corporation who knowingly advertises a false statement concerning any land or subdivision. In this scenario, which of the following is not true?

A. The advertiser is subject to a fine.

B. The advertiser can be sentenced to up to a year in prison.

C. The person is breaking the law.

D. The advertiser must prove he was grandfathered in as a licensee.

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Holly Moses

22 March, 02:03

An unlicensed person engages in advertising that conveys the clear impression that he is a licensed real estate broker or is an officer or employee of a corporation who knowingly advertises a false statement concerning any land or subdivision. In this scenario, which of the following is not true?

A. The advertiser is subject to a fine.

B. The advertiser can be sentenced to up to a year in prison.

C. The person is breaking the law.

D. The advertiser must prove he was grandfathered in as a licensee.

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Answer: D. The advertiser must prove he was grandfathered in as a licensee.

Explanation:

The person has engaged in a false statement and is also an unlicensed person. The question states which of the following is not true. Which means that the advertiser must prove he was grandfathered in as a license is untrue. All the other option is true. Grandfathered in means that the individual is still functioning in an old rule rather than the new one.