Ch. 35 Quiz Flashcards

Ch. 35 Quiz Flashcards Which of the following statements are illegal in real estate ads?Property has a mother-in-law annex.Apartment is a four-story walk-up.No smokers and No pets.Those of the Catholic faith only accepted.Those of the Catholic faith only accepted.Licensee Judy takes a weekly ad out in the South Side Journal. Judy does not place ads in any of the other neighborhood newspapers. What might be said about Judy's advertisement practices?Judy is targeting her market area.A city-wide ad would be more cost-effective.Ads in only one local paper may appear to be discriminatory.Judy is marketing to potential buyers who fit the profile of those already established homeowners and not practicing discrimination.Ads in only one local paper may appear to be discriminatory.What is defined as the copying or extracting of existing listing information or keywords from a website, digital platform, or any form of social media of another licensee and using or altering that material and posting or displaying it for the benefit of the general public on another digital platform, form of social media, or in front of firewall on another website, without written or electronic permission and disclosure from the original listing licensee?ScrapingCopywritingSpamVirus Scraping Section 1450.145 defines a "Page" as what?Each page containing over 300 wordsA landing pageEach html documentMircrosite Each html document At times, the women's shelter at St. Mary's Catholic Church has rental units open to the public. Are they allowed to advertise for female renters only?Yes, gender based ads for shared living housing is acceptable.Yes, provided all renters are Catholic.No, ads cannot target specific gender types.Religious-type institutions do not have to comply with fair housing laws.Yes, gender based ads for shared living housing is acceptable.Ads should be written _______.from the perspective of all the protected classesfrom the perspective of targeting specific classes.from the perspective of maintaining the culture of the neighborhood.from the perspective of maintaining familial status in neighborhood.from the perspective of all the protected classes Advertising a property that is subject to an exclusive listing agreement with a sponsoring broker other than the licensee's own without the permission of and identifying

that listing broker is an example of:Fair Housing violationA

Sherman Antitrust violationDeceptive and misleading advertisingAn Illinois Human Rights Act violation Deceptive and misleading advertising Which of the following is true regarding blind ads?Licensees may not utilize blind ads unless they own the advertised property.Licensees may not use blind ads

regardless of who owns the property.A blind ad is an ad that excludes the licensees name.Blind ads placed by licensees are permitted if they do not discriminate.Licensees may not use blind ads regardless of who owns the property.; Blind ads violated various real estate laws, so they should not be used for any type of transaction.

Which of the following real estate ads would not be acceptable?Property sits on a corner lot with 3 bedrooms, new master bath and large family room.Great location for empty nesters, close to park and hospitals.Cozy 2 bedroom cottage in quiet neighborhood.Home is located in gated community with security entrance.Great location for empty nesters, close to park and hospitals.Internet ads, on a licensee's home page, must containhours of business, owner's name, agent's addresses.types of agency offered, phone number, email addressMLS association, types of real estate services offered, contact numbers.licensee's name, sponsoring broker's name, company name/address, geographic location.licensee's name, sponsoring broker's name, company name/address, geographic location.