Rhode Island License Law
A Rhode Island licensee who engages in misrepresentation can face which of the following consequences?
AOnly a private lawsuit from the affected party
BLicense suspension or revocation by the DBR, civil liability, and potential criminal charges✓ Correct
COnly a written warning from the DBR
DOnly a fine up to $100
Explanation
Misrepresentation in a real estate transaction can result in DBR disciplinary action (suspension or revocation), civil liability to the injured party, and potentially criminal charges if fraud is involved.
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