Maine License Law
When a Maine real estate licensee accepts a gift from a client (such as a bottle of wine) in appreciation for their services, this is:
AProhibited under all circumstances
BGenerally acceptable as long as it is not tied to a referral or kickback arrangement✓ Correct
CAllowed only if disclosed to the MREC
DAllowed only if the gift value is under $25
Explanation
A non-monetary gift given as a token of appreciation (not as part of a referral or kickback scheme) is generally permissible. RESPA restrictions on kickbacks apply to referral fees, not client gifts of appreciation.
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