Illinois Real Estate Practice Exam

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What is the term for an advertisement placed by a broker that does not disclose the identity of the brokerage firm?

A. Open Ad
B. Blind Ad
C. Opaque Ad
D. Confidential Ad

The correct answer is: B. Blind Ad

The correct term for an advertisement placed by a broker that does not disclose the identity of the brokerage firm is indeed referred to as a blind ad. Blind ads typically do not provide enough information for consumers to identify the broker or the brokerage they are associated with, which can lead to complications in real estate transactions and can also violate ethical guidelines or regulatory requirements in many jurisdictions. The other options do not accurately describe this type of advertising. For example, open ads usually provide clear information about the brokerage and the properties they represent. Opaque ads and confidential ads are not standard terms used in real estate advertising and do not convey the specific requirement or characteristic of lacking broker identity that blind ads do. Hence, blind ad is the correct answer, indicating a lack of transparency from the brokerage’s perspective in their marketing efforts.