The phrase "adults only" in marketing materials is not allowed, except when it refers to "senior housing" specifically.


These are questions that the above text answers:

1. What phrase is not allowed in real estate marketing materials?
2. When is the phrase "adults only" allowed in real estate marketing materials?
3. What type of housing does the phrase "adults only" refer to when it is allowed in marketing materials?
4. Are there any restrictions on marketing materials for senior housing?
5. Can the phrase "adults only" be used in marketing materials for any type of housing?
6. What is the exception to the rule regarding the use of the phrase "adults only" in marketing materials?
7. What is the purpose of the marketing restrictions for senior housing?
8. Are there any specific regulations for advertising senior housing?

The real estate law requires the broker to "approve" any marketing material created by an assistant who does not have a "license" before it can be used.


These are questions that the above text answers:

1. What is required by real estate law for marketing materials created by unlicensed assistants?
2. Who is responsible for approving marketing materials created by unlicensed assistants in real estate?
3. What is the purpose of requiring broker approval for marketing materials created by unlicensed assistants?
4. What is the consequence of using marketing materials created by unlicensed assistants without broker approval?
5. What type of assistant is required to have their marketing materials approved by the broker?
6. What is the role of a broker in the approval process of marketing materials created by unlicensed assistants?
7. What is the significance of having a license in relation to creating marketing materials in real estate?
8. What is the purpose of the real estate law regarding the approval of marketing materials?
9. What action must be taken before using marketing materials created by unlicensed assistants in real estate?