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Under Arkansas Real Estate License Law, all of the following statements about the broker-associate license category are correct EXCEPT:

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A) A broker-associate may operate an independent brokerage without a designated broker if they file the appropriate AREC form.

Option B is the INCORRECT statement about broker-associates. Under Arkansas law, a broker-associate CANNOT operate an independent brokerage under any circumstances — there is no AREC form or filing that permits a broker-associate to bypass the supervision requirement. The entire defining characteristic of the broker-associate category is that the licensee works under a designated broker's supervision rather than operating independently. To operate independently, a licensee must hold a designated broker license.

Answer Options
A
A broker-associate may operate an independent brokerage without a designated broker if they file the appropriate AREC form.
B
A broker-associate holds a license category that is distinct from both the real estate agent and designated broker categories.
C
A broker-associate has met the broker-level education and experience requirements established by AREC.
D
A broker-associate must work under the supervision of a designated broker.

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