Florida Real Estate Practice Exam

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What's it called when you contact the public with unsolicited offers via multiple communication vehicles, even with your buyer's permission?

  1. Fraud

  2. Harassment

  3. Misrepresentation

  4. Panic selling

The correct answer is: Harassment

Unsolicited offers can be defined as communication that is initiated by a seller, rather than requested by a buyer. In this scenario, the buyer may have given permission for the seller to contact them, but the unsolicited nature and the use of multiple communication vehicles can still be considered a form of harassment. This is because it can become overwhelming and invasive for the buyer, who may not be interested in the offers being presented. Fraud, misrepresentation, and panic selling do not encompass the use of multiple communication vehicles and therefore, are not the most accurate terms to describe this behavior.

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