Vermont License Law
Vermont prohibits a real estate licensee from practicing law. Which activity would cross this line?
AUsing a standardized purchase offer form approved by the Vermont Association of Realtors
BDrafting a complex purchase and sale agreement from scratch without the parties using attorneys✓ Correct
CExplaining the general purpose of a contingency clause to a client
DRecommending a client consult an attorney about a title issue
Explanation
Vermont licensees may use approved standardized forms and explain their general purpose, but drafting original legal documents or providing legal advice about specific legal rights constitutes the unauthorized practice of law. Agents should always recommend attorney consultation for complex legal matters.
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