Mississippi License Law
Under Mississippi license law, a licensee who pays undisclosed kickbacks to a home inspector for referrals is guilty of:
AA minor administrative violation only
BAn unlawful kickback that violates RESPA and Mississippi license law, subject to disciplinary action and potential criminal penalties✓ Correct
CA standard marketing practice
DAn ethical violation only, with no legal consequences
Explanation
Undisclosed kickbacks between licensees and service providers (inspectors, mortgage companies, etc.) violate the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) and Mississippi license law. Violations can result in license discipline, fines, and criminal prosecution.
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