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Makoa holds a Hawaii real estate broker's license and operates his own brokerage. He also holds a separate Hawaii salesperson license that he obtained years ago and never surrendered. He now wishes to work as a salesperson under another broker to earn referral fees. Under HRS Chapter 467, which of the following is correct regarding Makoa's ability to hold both licenses simultaneously?

Correct Answer

A) Makoa may hold both licenses, but the salesperson license is automatically inactive while the broker license is active.

Under HRS Chapter 467 and HAR Title 16, Chapter 99, a person who holds both a broker's license and a salesperson's license in Hawaii may not activate both simultaneously. When the broker's license is active, the salesperson license is considered inactive. A broker operating their own brokerage cannot simultaneously function as a salesperson affiliated with another broker.

Answer Options
A
Makoa may hold both licenses, but the salesperson license is automatically inactive while the broker license is active.
B
Makoa must obtain written approval from the Hawaii Real Estate Commission before activating both licenses at the same time.
C
Makoa must surrender his broker's license before he can activate the salesperson license under another broker.
D
Makoa may hold both licenses simultaneously and may work as a salesperson under another broker while also operating his own brokerage.

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