Agency
In Ohio, a listing agent may ethically advertise a property as 'must sell' or 'seller motivated' when:
AThe agent believes all sellers are motivated
BThe seller has explicitly authorized use of such language✓ Correct
CThe agent wants to generate more buyer interest
DThe property has been on the market for more than 60 days
Explanation
Using language like 'must sell' or 'motivated seller' in advertising discloses the seller's motivation and may weaken their negotiating position. The agent should only use such language with the seller's express authorization.
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