What is an Unlicensed Assistant prohibited from doing in a real estate office?

In a real estate office, an Unlicensed Assistant is prohibited from discussing property prices and terms due to the legal requirements of real estate practice. Engaging in discussions about prices and terms is considered a form of negotiation and is one of the responsibilities that can only be performed by a licensed individual. This regulation is in place to ensure that clients receive accurate information and proper representation, which an unlicensed individual is not qualified to provide.

While an Unlicensed Assistant can assist with paperwork in a clerical capacity, they must not influence or provide advice on pricing or contractual terms. Additionally, they can schedule property showings and manage office supplies, as these tasks do not involve direct client representation or negotiation of real estate agreements.