Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 1 Exam Practice

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Which statement is not true about a linked home?

A linked home has a connecting wall that is always above grade
A linked home may not always be clearly identifiable as distinct from a detached home
Linked homes might be identified given the very close proximity of those homes in relation to detached homes in the area
Salespersons should exercise due diligence in determining whether a home is 'linked' to an adjacent home
Linked homes are always sold as one unit
Linked homes may share utilities

The correct answer is: A linked home has a connecting wall that is always above grade

A linked home has a connecting wall that is not always above grade. In some cases, the connecting wall of a linked home may be below grade, meaning it is partly or fully underground. Therefore, option A is not true about a linked home. The other statements are accurate: - Option B is correct as linked homes may not always be clearly distinguishable from detached homes. - Option C is correct as linked homes are typically identified by their close proximity to detached homes in the area. - Option D is correct as salespersons should indeed exercise due diligence in determining whether a home is 'linked' to an adjacent home. - Option E is correct as linked homes are not always sold as one unit, they can be sold as individual units. - Option F is correct as linked homes may share utilities with the adjacent unit.