□ A salesperson meets with a first-time buyer and explains that they can choose to be a client or a customer. The buyer asks the salesperson if the salesperson will be working in their best interests if they choose to be a customer. How should the salesperson respond to the buyer's question? Select one answer. The salesperson should explain that the only time that they would not be able to work in their best interests is if the brokerage were representing the seller, but they could still advise them regarding the negotiation strategy. The salesperson should explain that they will not be working in the buyer's best interests, but they will still draft an offer that favours them and give them advice about this offer. The salesperson should explain that the only time that they would not be able to work in the buyer's best interests is if the brokerage were in multiple representation, but the salesperson would still be honest and fair, The salesperson should explain that they will not be working in the buyer's best interests, but they will still be honest and fair and treat them with integrity. Select one answer. An overseas non-profit organization hires a salesperson to assist with the purchase of a commercial building for investment purposes. Which of the following is an accurate description of the steps the salesperson must take to comply with FINTRAC requirements? The salesperson must confirm and verify whether the name of the non-profit organization is on the federal government's non-profit organization list. PROCTORTRACK The salesperson must confirm and verify whether the name of the non-profit organization is on a published list of known terrorists or terrorist groups. The salesperson must confirm and verify whether the name of the non-profit organization is on the provincial government's non-profit organization list. The salesperson must confirm and verify whether the name of the non-profit organization is on a published list of known charities or non-profit organizations.