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For the Oklahoma salesperson state portion, a broker does not accept money or depositable items belonging to others. Which statement is correct?

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A) The broker is not required to maintain a trust or escrow account unless such funds or items are accepted and require placement in trust

OAC 605:10-13-1 states a trust account is not mandatory unless monies or other depositable items belonging to others are accepted. Source basis: Oklahoma Real Estate Commission License Code and Rules, 605:10-13-1 Duty to account; broker: trust/escrow funds belonging to others must be in a separate insured account, styled as trust/escrow, with broker signatory, timely deposit, accounting, registration, and record retention. Checked 2026-04-30.

Answer Options
A
The broker is not required to maintain a trust or escrow account unless such funds or items are accepted and require placement in trust
B
Every broker must maintain a trust account even if no trust funds are ever accepted
C
A broker may accept trust funds without a trust-account process
D
Only broker associates decide whether a trust account is needed

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