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Ethics & Professional Practices Flashcards

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  1. A customer (not a client) asks a Wisconsin licensee for advice. The licensee owes the customer a duty of:

    Answer: Fair and honest dealing, including disclosure of material adverse facts

    Even to non-client customers, licensees owe honesty, fair dealing, and disclosure of material adverse facts.

  2. A Wisconsin licensee receives two offers and favors the one from a friend, steering the seller toward it. This breaches:

    Answer: Duty of loyalty and impartial service to the client

    Favoring a personal contact over the client's best interest breaches the duty of loyalty.

  3. Under Wisconsin law, a licensee who is convicted of a felony must:

    Answer: Report it to the licensing authority as required

    Licensees must report certain criminal convictions to the licensing authority as required by law.

  4. A dual-agency situation in Wisconsin most notably limits the licensee's ability to:

    Answer: Fully advocate for one party over the other

    In multiple representation, the licensee cannot fully advocate for one party against the other.

  5. A licensee knowingly conceals a past basement flooding problem from buyers. This is:

    Answer: Fraudulent concealment of a material adverse fact

    Knowingly hiding a material defect like recurring flooding is fraudulent concealment.

  6. Which best describes a licensee's duty of accounting in Wisconsin?

    Answer: Promptly accounting for all money and property received on the client's behalf

    The duty of accounting requires promptly reporting and handling all funds and documents belonging to the client.

  7. A Wisconsin licensee wants to place a sign on a listed property. Ethically and legally, they must first obtain:

    Answer: The seller/owner's permission

    A licensee must have the owner's permission before placing a sign on the property.