Maine License Law
Maine law requires all real estate advertising to be truthful and non-misleading. Disciplinary action for deceptive advertising can include:
AA mandatory retraction ad only
BLicense suspension, fines, and potential civil liability for any harm caused✓ Correct
CA warning letter for the first violation only
DRequired retraining without other penalty
Explanation
Deceptive advertising violates Maine license law and can result in MREC disciplinary action (suspension, fines), civil liability to harmed parties, and potentially criminal fraud charges if intentional.
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