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Which of the following statements about Illinois real estate license classifications and sponsorship is NOT correct under the Illinois Real Estate License Act of 2000?

Correct Answer

B) Illinois issues three distinct license classes of equal standing: broker, sponsoring broker, and designated managing broker.

Option B is incorrect because Illinois does not issue a separate 'sponsoring broker' license class. Under 225 ILCS 454, Illinois issues two primary license classes: broker and managing broker. 'Sponsoring broker' is a functional role that a managing broker or brokerage entity assumes when it certifies sponsorship of other licensees with IDFPR — it is not a standalone license classification, and the three classes described in Option B do not exist under Illinois law.

Answer Options
A
A licensee holding only a broker license cannot sponsor other licensees; only a sponsoring broker or managing broker operating as a sponsoring broker may do so.
B
Illinois issues three distinct license classes of equal standing: broker, sponsoring broker, and designated managing broker.
C
If a sponsoring broker's license becomes inactive or expires, the licensees sponsored under that broker may not continue practicing through that sponsor.
D
Illinois provides a temporary-practice procedure that must be initiated promptly when a brokerage loses its designated managing broker due to death or disability.

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