Blind ads for real estate are permitted for which of the following?

Blind ads in real estate refer to advertisements that do not clearly identify the broker or agent responsible for the property, which can lead to confusion for potential buyers and sellers. In California, it is against regulations for any real estate professional to use blind ads. Every advertisement regarding real estate must disclose the identity of the broker to ensure that consumers have all the necessary information to engage in an informed transaction. By requiring the broker's details in advertisements, it promotes transparency and protects consumers from misleading advertising practices. Thus, blind ads are not permitted for any types of properties, whether residential or commercial.