Connecticut License Law
Connecticut's Real Estate Commission may take action against a licensee for 'unworthiness' or 'incompetency.' An example of incompetency would be:
AFailing to advertise a property aggressively
BRepeatedly providing clients with incorrect information about property values, contract terms, or legal requirements✓ Correct
CSetting a commission rate below the market average
DDeclining to represent a particular type of property
Explanation
Incompetency involves a lack of the professional knowledge, skills, or judgment required to practice real estate competently. Repeatedly providing incorrect information about property values, contracts, or legal requirements demonstrates incompetency and subjects a licensee to discipline.
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