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A recently licensed salesperson in Georgia wants to know whether she can conduct brokerage activities on her own. Which statement correctly describes the legal requirements for a Georgia salesperson's practice?

Correct Answer

C) A salesperson must perform all brokerage activities through an affiliated broker and is not authorized to operate an independent brokerage business.

Under O.C.G.A. § 43-40-18 and related provisions of Georgia license law, a salesperson is not authorized to operate independently. All brokerage activities must be performed through and under the supervision of the salesperson's affiliated broker. Only a licensed broker (or a firm with a qualifying broker) may operate an independent brokerage business.

Answer Options
A
A salesperson may operate independently after completing the first year of post-license education requirements.
B
A salesperson may collect compensation directly from a client provided the salesperson discloses the payment arrangement in writing.
C
A salesperson must perform all brokerage activities through an affiliated broker and is not authorized to operate an independent brokerage business.
D
A salesperson may conduct brokerage activities independently as long as she notifies the Commission within 30 days of each transaction.

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