Property Ownership
A buyer's broker purchases a home for a client and takes title in the broker's name as a nominee. This practice is:
ALegal if the client is aware and consents
BA violation of the buyer's rights and Illinois license law unless fully disclosed✓ Correct
CRequired for all land trust transactions in Illinois
DCommon practice in Illinois for privacy purposes
Explanation
Taking title in a broker's name for a client without full disclosure and consent violates the broker's fiduciary duty and Illinois license law. If done without disclosure, it constitutes fraud.
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