Connecticut License Law
A Connecticut real estate salesperson wants to advertise themselves as a 'real estate consultant.' Under Connecticut license law, this title:
AIs not regulated and may be used freely
BMay only be used if the salesperson holds a separate consultant license
CCannot be used in a way that implies providing real estate services if the person is actually a licensed salesperson; the advertisement must also include the broker's name✓ Correct
DIs permitted only for commercial real estate specialists
Explanation
Connecticut advertising rules require that all advertising by licensees clearly identify their broker. Using alternative titles that could mislead the public or obscure the individual's licensed status is regulated. Advertisements must include the brokerage's name.
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