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By definition, conversion means what?

  1. Refunding the money promptly

  2. Using a buyer's money for any other purpose than it was intended for

  3. Investing the buyer's money for better returns

  4. Reporting all transactions accurately

The correct answer is: Using a buyer's money for any other purpose than it was intended for

The definition of conversion in the context of real estate and financial transactions refers to the improper use of a client's or buyer's funds for purposes other than what those funds were originally intended for. This can include scenarios where an agent or broker uses the money in a way that benefits themselves or another party, rather than the buyer. In a timeshare context, if an agent were to take a buyer's deposit and use it for personal expenses or to cover unrelated business costs, that would constitute conversion. This activity is considered unethical and is typically illegal, reflecting a breach of trust and fiduciary duty. Other options do not accurately capture the essence of conversion as established in legal terms and financial ethics. Refunding the money promptly aligns with proper practices in handling client funds, investing money for better returns assumes prudent and authorized management of funds, and reporting all transactions accurately relates to transparency and accountability rather than the misuse of funds.