Social-media post says “gorgeous lake home call me’ with link to full MLS page. Violation?

Rationale

No because link contains all.

The post does not violate advertising regulations because it provides a link to the full MLS page, which contains all necessary information about the property, including the address and other relevant details.

A (yes missing property address) YOUR ANSWER

While the post does not explicitly list the property address, it is not a violation as long as the link directs viewers to a page where the complete property address is available. Therefore, the absence of the address in the post itself is permissible if the information is provided elsewhere.

B (yes missing brokerage address) YOUR ANSWER

Similar to the property address, the brokerage address may not be included in the social media post. However, as long as the linked MLS page provides this information, the post complies with advertising standards. Thus, the lack of a brokerage address in the initial post does not constitute a violation.

C (no because link contains all) CORRECT

This is the correct answer because the link to the full MLS page ensures that all necessary information is accessible to potential buyers. As long as the link includes the complete details required for real estate advertising, the post remains compliant with regulations.

D (no because link has broker affiliation) YOUR ANSWER

While the link may indicate broker affiliation, this alone does not ensure compliance if it lacks additional required details like the property or brokerage address. Therefore, simply having broker affiliation does not negate the need for thorough information in the post.

Conclusion

In summary, the social media post complies with advertising regulations by providing a link that contains all necessary property information, including the address and broker details. While certain elements are missing in the post itself, the link ensures that potential buyers have access to comprehensive information, thereby fulfilling legal advertising requirements.

Social-media post says “gorgeous lake home call me’ with link to full MLS page. Violation?

No because link contains all.

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