If a licensee negotiates a sale of real estate on behalf of a seller while her license is inactive, she may receive a commission from:

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Wossname · Answer 1 · 2021-01-19T19:31:28+0000

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none of the above

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The only was a licensee can charge a commission to anyone, is if he/she has an active real estate license. Real estate license law forbids any type of commissions given to unlicensed agents. In order to be able to negotiate a real estate transaction, you need to have an active license.

If a licensee negotiates a sale of real estate on behalf of a seller while her license is inactive, she may receive a commission from:

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