What is required when advertising another agent's listing?

When advertising another agent's listing, it is essential to indicate the name of the broker or office associated with that listing. This practice adheres to the ethical and legal requirements in real estate advertising. By including the broker's name, you provide transparency and ensure proper attribution to the original listing agent and brokerage. This practice also helps potential buyers recognize the legitimacy of the advertisement and allows them to contact the proper representatives for more information.

Including the broker or office name is typically a requirement set forth by state regulations and industry standards, which aim to ensure that all real estate transactions are conducted fairly and transparently. By doing so, you also contribute to maintaining professionalism within the real estate community and aiding clients in navigating the complexities of real estate transactions.

Other options, while relevant to advertising practices in general, do not fulfill the specific legal requirement to acknowledge the originating broker when featuring listings not directly represented by you.