A salesperson owns a residence and wishes to sell it without listing it. Under Pennsylvania license law, the salesperson MUST

A. list the property with his firm.

B. disclose in all advertising that the owner of the property is a real estate licensee.

C. offer a sales commission or fee to cooperating brokers.

D. have an active license.

An owner permits a Pennsylvania real estate licensee to place a "For Sale" sign on the property. The next morning, the licensee does so and begins to receive inquiries. According to the Pennsylvania license law, which of the following statements best characterizes the license's actions

1. they violate license law if the licensee is a salesperson and not a broker 
2. they violate license law if the owners permission is not in writing
3. they do not violate license law if the sign meets commission requirements
4. they do not violate license law if the licensee accurately represents the availability of the property

In the normal course of practicing real estate, a licensed real estate salesperson may?

1. directly receive a commission from the buyer as well as the seller
2. pay a referral fee directly to another licensed salesperson
3. receive commission and bonuses through his broker
4. agree to split commission with another licensee and pay the split directly to the other licensee

According to the Pennsylvania real estate commission, which one of the following actions by a licensee is prohibited conduct?

A. taking a listing that has a duration of only 2 months*

B. negotiating a commission that seriously undercuts those of other brokerage firms** - (Chegg posted question by me)

C. failure to disclose the licensee's use of a third party to acquire property listed by the licensee's office Course Hero 

D. Failure to engage legal counsel to respond to a commission request for information stemming from a complaint about the licensee.