North Dakota License Law
Which of the following actions by a North Dakota licensee constitutes commingling?
AMixing personal funds with client trust funds in the same account✓ Correct
BRepresenting both a buyer and seller in the same transaction
CAdvertising a property in multiple media outlets
DSplitting a commission with another broker
Explanation
Commingling is the illegal mixing of client funds (such as earnest money or security deposits) with the licensee's or broker's personal or operating funds. All client funds must be kept in separate trust accounts.
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