A newspaper ad for real estate placed by a salesperson MUST include the:

While including the name of the salesperson may be beneficial for identification purposes, it is not a legal requirement in most jurisdictions. The emphasis is placed on the employing broker's name to ensure that the brokerage firm, which holds the license and liability, is clearly identified in the advertisement.

The price of the property is important information for potential buyers but is not a mandatory inclusion in real estate advertisements. Advertisements can provide various details about the property without necessarily stating the price, as this can change frequently or be subject to negotiation.

The Multiple Listing System (MLS) number is a useful reference for properties listed in the MLS but is not required to be included in all real estate advertisements. The primary focus remains on ensuring that the employing broker's name is present for compliance with advertising regulations.