Failing to disclose name of firm in Article 12, supported by advertisement for listed property Standard of Practice 12-5 Failing to disclose status as both Article 12, supported by owner/landlord and REALTOR® or Standard of Practice 12-6 licensee when advertising property in which REALTOR® has ownership interest Falsely claiming to have property Article 12, supported by “sold” Standard of Practice 12-7 Failure to take corrective action when it Article 12, supported by becomes apparent that information on a second sentence of REALTOR®’s website is no longer Standard of Practice 12-8 current or accurate Failure to disclose firm name and of Article 12, supported by licensure on REALTOR® firm website Standard of Practice 12-9 Misleading consumers through deceptive Article 12, supported by framing, manipulating content, Standard of Practice 12-10 deceptively diverting internet traffic, or presenting content without attribution or permission Registering or using of deceptive URL or Article 12, supported by domain name Standard of Practice 12-12 Representing that the REALTOR® has a Article 12, supported by designation, certification, or Standard of Practice 12-13 credential they are not entitled to use Article 14 Failing to cooperate in a professional Article 14 standards proceeding or investigation in circumstances when cooperation has been demanded by the association and association has advised REALTOR® failure to cooperate could result in an allegation of a violation of Article 14 Article 16 Conditioning submission of a offer Article 16, supported by on additional compensation from a listing Standard of Practice 16-16 broker Placing for sale/lease sign on property Article 16, supported by without permission of seller/landlord Standard of Practice 16-19 NOTE: Associations may adopt all or some of the above citations. No additional citations may be added. Fines for each citable offense, as well as any possible training requirements, must be established in advance and should be followed consistently. Associations, at their discretion, may adopt an escalating fine schedule for repeat citations and also may impose a training requirement in addition to or as an alternative to payment of a fine for any of the citable offenses adopted. If an escalating fine schedule is adopted, it may only be used in circumstances where citations are issued by the same association. The amount of fine for any citation is at the option of the association, but aggregated fines levied against any member may not exceed $5,000 in any three (3) year period.
Failing to disclose name of firm in advertisement for listed property Article 12, supported by Standard of Practice 12-5 Failing to disclose status as both owner/landlord and REALTOR® or licensee when advertising property in which REALTOR® has ownership interest Article 12, supported by Standard of Practice 12-6 Falsely claiming to have “sold” property Article 12, supported by Standard of Practice 12-7 Failure to take corrective action when it becomes apparent that information on a REALTOR®’s website is no longer current or accurate Article 12, supported by second sentence of Standard of Practice 12-8 Failure to disclose firm name and of licensure on REALTOR® firm website Article 12, supported by Standard of Practice 12-9 Misleading consumers through deceptive framing, manipulating content, deceptively diverting internet traffic, or presenting content without attribution or permission Article 12, supported by Standard of Practice 12-10 Registering or using of deceptive URL or domain name Article 12, supported by Standard of Practice 12-12 Representing that the REALTOR® has a designation, certification, or credential they are not entitled to use Article 12, supported by Standard of Practice 12-13 Article 14 Failing to cooperate in a professional standards proceeding or investigation in circumstances when cooperation has been demanded by the association and association has advised REALTOR® failure to cooperate could result in an allegation of a violation of Article 14 Article 14 Article 16 Conditioning submission of a offer on additional compensation from a listing broker Article 16, supported by Standard of Practice 16-16 Placing for sale/lease sign on property without permission of seller/landlord Article 16, supported by Standard of Practice 16-19 NOTE: Associations may adopt all or some of the above citations. No additional citations may be added. Fines for each citable offense, as well as any possible training requirements, must be established in advance and should be followed consistently. Associations, at their discretion, may adopt an escalating fine schedule for repeat citations and also may impose a training requirement in addition to or as an alternative to payment of a fine for any of the citable offenses adopted. If an escalating fine schedule is adopted, it may only be used in circumstances where citations are issued by the same association. The amount of fine for any citation is at the option of the association, but aggregated fines levied against any member may not exceed $5,000 in any three (3) year period.
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