Arizona License Law
A real estate licensee in Arizona is found guilty of making a material misrepresentation to a client. Which ADRE action is most likely?
AMandatory enrollment in an ethics course with no other penalties
BA letter of concern with no further action
CSuspension or revocation of the license, and possible civil penalties✓ Correct
DAutomatic loss of license with no opportunity for hearing
Explanation
Material misrepresentation is a serious violation. ADRE can suspend or revoke a license and impose civil penalties.
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