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Alana holds a Hawaii real estate salesperson license affiliated with a Honolulu brokerage. Her principal broker retires and closes the brokerage. Under HRS Chapter 467, what happens to Alana's license if she does not immediately affiliate with a new principal broker?

Correct Answer

D) Alana's license becomes inactive, and she may not engage in real estate brokerage activities until she affiliates with a new principal broker.

Under HRS Chapter 467 and HAR Title 16, Chapter 99, a salesperson's license is tied to their affiliated principal broker. When that affiliation ends, the salesperson's license becomes inactive. The salesperson may not perform any real estate brokerage activities until they affiliate with a new licensed principal broker and the Commission is properly notified.

Answer Options
A
Alana may continue to practice independently for up to 90 days while seeking a new principal broker.
B
Alana's license is automatically revoked by the Hawaii Real Estate Commission.
C
Alana's license is automatically transferred to the nearest active brokerage in her county.
D
Alana's license becomes inactive, and she may not engage in real estate brokerage activities until she affiliates with a new principal broker.

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