Agency
A NH broker's failure to properly supervise a salesperson who commits fraud in a transaction may result in:
AOnly the salesperson being disciplined
BThe broker also being disciplined by NHREC for failure to supervise✓ Correct
CNo liability for the broker if the act was unauthorized
DCriminal charges against the broker automatically
Explanation
Under NH license law, brokers are responsible for the supervision of licensees working under them. A broker may be disciplined by NHREC for failure to properly supervise even if they did not directly participate in the fraudulent act, as supervision is a primary responsibility of the broker.
Related New Hampshire Agency Questions
- In New Hampshire, a buyer and seller who are both clients of the same brokerage but represented by different agents within that brokerage involves:
- When a NH agent acts outside the scope of their authority (e.g., agreeing to extend the closing date without client authorization), the resulting action is:
- A NH buyer's agent discovers the seller is planning to build a highway next to the subject property. The agent must:
- A NH listing agent who obtains a listing at an unrealistically high price to 'buy' the listing has engaged in:
- A NH buyer's broker who knows the seller has accepted another offer but continues showing the property to a backup buyer is:
- A NH seller's agent who recommends that the seller accept a lower offer from a cash buyer over a higher financed offer is:
- A NH buyer's agent who provides the buyer with a list of recommended attorneys for the closing is:
- A NH agent who learns their buyer client is under criminal investigation should:
Practice More New Hampshire Real Estate Questions
1,500+ questions covering all exam topics. Start free — no signup required.
Take the Free New Hampshire Quiz →