49 Pa. Code § 35.371 - General requirements
(a) A
broker, developer or subdivider referred to in this subchapter as "applicant,"
who proposes to engage in sales of a promotional nature in this Commonwealth of
property located outside of this Commonwealth shall submit to the Commission,
for its approval before doing so, full particulars regarding the property and
proposed terms of sale, and they and their salesmen shall comply with rules and
regulations, restrictions and conditions pertaining thereto as the Commission
may impose. Expenses reasonably incurred by the Commission in investigating and
inspecting the property and proposed sale thereof in this Commonwealth shall be
borne by the applicant. No broker, developer or salesman may refer to the
Commission or to an official or employe of the Commission in selling, offering
for sale or advertising, or otherwise promoting the sale, mortgage or lease of
the property, nor make representation that the property has been inspected or
approved or otherwise passed upon by the Commission, or by a State official,
department or employe.
(b) An
applicant approved to engage in sales set forth in this chapter shall notify
the Commission at least 10 days in advance of the date, time and place of
efforts to sell or advertise through parties or reception or other group
media.
Notes
The provisions of this § 35.371 issued under the Real Estate Licensing and Registration Act (63 P. S. §§ 455.101-455.902).
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