Question

San Diego broker Cal Abrams has avoided the technological trend of the past 20 years. Finally, he's jumped online and realized what the buzz is about: He can potentially reach MILLIONS of customers just by running one little advertisement! When he talks to his salespeople, they tell him it's not as easy as that. In California, there are regulations to follow. He's ashamed to admit it, but since he was never interested in the Internet or "that new Web thing," he's not paid much attention to these regulations, and in fact, he had forgotten all about them until his salespeople reminded him. What must Cal do if he wants to advertise on the Internet

Answer 1

Answer:

1. Cal must first, file the Approval of Electronic Advertisement Form (AEAF), along with the appropriate filing fee, for the CalBRE’s approval. Once the approval is received, the advertising may begin. If the AEAF is not approved, he may submit a new advertisement within 30 days without paying an additional fee.

2. Cal must make sure to indicate his licensed status on his advertisements.

Explanation: