Rhode Island License Law
A Rhode Island real estate agent posts on their personal social media that they can 'guarantee top dollar' for any home they list. This may be a violation because:
ASocial media advertising is not permitted in Rhode Island
BMaking guarantees about sale prices is potentially false and misleading advertising✓ Correct
COnly the broker may advertise on social media
DThe agent must include their license number in all social media posts
Explanation
Guaranteeing outcomes like 'top dollar' is potentially false and misleading advertising under Rhode Island license law, which prohibits deceptive advertising. Agents must advertise honestly and avoid unsubstantiated claims.
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