Agency
In NJ, an agent who tells a buyer that a property 'has no known defects' when the agent knows of hidden mold is guilty of:
ANormal sales practice
BFraudulent misrepresentation✓ Correct
CPuffing
DA minor disclosure omission
Explanation
Making a false statement of material fact—especially when the agent has actual knowledge to the contrary—constitutes fraudulent misrepresentation, exposing the agent to liability, license revocation, and potential criminal charges.
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