Delaware License LawIntermediateDelaware Exam

Under Delaware law, what must a real estate licensee do if they have a personal interest in a property they are involved in buying or selling?

ANothing — agents are allowed to buy and sell properties freely
BDisclose their licensed status and personal interest in writing to all partiesCorrect
CObtain written approval from the Delaware Real Estate Commission before proceeding
DHave their broker sign all documents on their behalf

Why Disclose their licensed status and personal interest in writing to all parties Is Correct

Answer B: Disclose their licensed status and personal interest in writing to all parties

Delaware real estate licensees who have a personal interest in a transaction (buying property for themselves, selling their own property, or having a financial interest) must disclose their licensed status and the nature of their interest in writing to all parties. Failure to disclose is a violation of license law.

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