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Sarah is a newly licensed Arkansas real estate agent who wants to begin practicing. Under Arkansas license law, which of the following correctly describes the supervision requirement for her license?

Correct Answer

A) Sarah must affiliate her license with a designated broker before engaging in any real estate activity

Under Ark. Code Ann. § 17-42-301 and AREC rules, a newly licensed real estate agent (salesperson) must affiliate their license with a designated broker before engaging in any real estate activity. The designated broker is responsible for supervising the agent's activities. An unaffiliated license is inactive and cannot be used to conduct real estate business.

Answer Options
A
Sarah must affiliate her license with a designated broker before engaging in any real estate activity
B
Sarah may work under any licensed salesperson with at least two years of experience
C
Sarah may practice independently as long as she completes her post-licensing education within 90 days
D
Sarah must obtain written approval from AREC before affiliating with any brokerage

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