Delaware License Law
A Delaware real estate licensee who engages in misrepresentation faces discipline that may include:
AOnly a written warning on first offense
BLicense suspension or revocation and possible civil liability✓ Correct
CA mandatory 10-hour continuing education course only
DReassignment to a different broker
Explanation
Misrepresentation by a Delaware licensee can result in disciplinary action including license suspension or revocation, as well as civil liability to injured parties.
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