If a salesperson wants to advertise from a different island than the principal place of business, what must be included in their materials?

To advertise from a different island than the principal place of business, the appropriate materials must include the name of the brokerage, the address, and the phone number of the principal. This ensures compliance with Hawaii’s real estate laws and regulations, which require that advertising always clearly identifies the brokerage with which the salesperson is associated.

The inclusion of the brokerage’s name, address, and phone number is crucial for transparency and consumer protection. It provides potential clients with clear information about the real estate services being offered, allowing them to verify the legitimacy of the advertisement and to contact the brokerage for any inquiries.

Including this information reinforces the professional relationship and accountability between the salesperson and the brokerage, ensuring that the public can effectively reach out to the right entity for assistance. This is essential in maintaining standards in real estate advertising within Hawaii.

The other options do not meet the necessary requirements that align with the state’s regulations for advertising. For example, while a licensee's name and contact information (mentioned in one option) are important, they do not fulfill the specific obligation to emphasize the brokerage information as mandated for advertising from a different location.