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What might result from a violation of real estate regulations?

  1. Increased commission rates

  2. License suspension or revocation

  3. Enhanced property values

  4. Lower consumer trust

The correct answer is: License suspension or revocation

A violation of real estate regulations can lead to serious repercussions for real estate professionals, one of which is license suspension or revocation. Regulatory bodies oversee the activities of licensed agents to ensure compliance with the law and ethical standards. When these regulations are breached, it undermines the integrity of the profession and can put consumers at risk. License suspension means that the agent temporarily loses their right to practice, while revocation means that the agent's license is permanently taken away. This action is typically taken as a disciplinary measure to protect the public and uphold the standards of the industry. The other outcomes, such as increased commission rates, enhanced property values, and lower consumer trust, may not necessarily result directly from violations of real estate regulations. While violations can contribute to lower consumer trust in real estate professionals, the more immediate consequence relates specifically to the licensing status of the individual involved.