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An Illinois licensee holds an active broker license but has no sponsoring broker. Which statement correctly describes the licensee's ability to represent the public?

Correct Answer

A) A broker may not lawfully practice real estate brokerage without active sponsorship by a sponsoring broker.

Under the Illinois Real Estate License Act of 2000 (225 ILCS 454), a broker license alone does not authorize independent practice. A licensed broker must be sponsored by a sponsoring broker to lawfully represent the public. Only a managing broker who self-sponsors is permitted to practice without a separate sponsoring broker.

Answer Options
A
A broker may not lawfully practice real estate brokerage without active sponsorship by a sponsoring broker.
B
A broker may practice independently as soon as the license is issued, without any sponsorship.
C
A broker may practice independently only if the license has been active for at least one year.
D
A broker may practice independently upon completing the required post-license education hours.

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