Hawaii License Law
What must a Hawaii licensee do if they have a personal financial interest in a property they are representing?
AA. They must immediately withdraw from representing the client
BB. They must disclose their personal interest to all parties in writing before any offer is made✓ Correct
CC. They may proceed without disclosure if the interest is less than 10%
DD. They only need to disclose at closing in the settlement statement
Explanation
Hawaii license law requires full written disclosure when a licensee has a personal financial interest in a transaction (as buyer, seller, investor, or otherwise). This includes transactions involving the licensee, their family members, or entities in which they have an interest. Failure to disclose is a license law violation.
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