Arizona License Law
In Arizona, a broker who is found to have knowingly participated in a fraudulent transaction faces:
AOnly civil liability to the harmed party
BLicense revocation or suspension, civil liability, and possible criminal prosecution✓ Correct
COnly an ethics complaint with the Arizona Association of Realtors
DA fine not to exceed $500
Explanation
Knowing participation in fraud can result in the most severe consequences: ADRE license revocation or suspension, civil liability for damages, and criminal prosecution for fraud-related offenses.
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