Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 3 Exam Practice

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Buyer Client Singh does not consent to multiple representation after an explanation from their salesperson. What can the brokerage do next?

The negotiation process halts as consent from both buyer and seller is mandatory
The brokerage now only provides customer services to the buyer and continues client services for the seller
The brokerage will replace the initial salesperson with another from the same company
The brokerage can release Singh to avoid multiple representation during negotiations
The buyer is forced to continue with a different property under single representation
The brokerage must discontinue all services related to the property in question

The correct answer is: The brokerage can release Singh to avoid multiple representation during negotiations

If the buyer client, Singh, does not consent to multiple representation after being fully informed by their salesperson, the correct next step for the brokerage is to release Singh from representation to avoid multiple representation during negotiations. This is done to ensure that each party involved has independent representation, protecting their interests and avoiding any conflict of interest that could arise from multiple representation. Releasing Singh allows the brokerage to maintain ethical standards and provide dedicated representation to both the buyer and seller without compromising either party's position. Options A, B, C, E, and F are not the correct choices because they either do not address the issue of multiple representation or do not follow the appropriate course of action when a client does not consent to it.