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Under the Illinois Real Estate License Act of 2000, which license classification grants the authority to sponsor other licensees on behalf of a sponsoring broker?

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A) Only a managing broker license holder, as an ordinary broker license does not confer sponsorship authority

Under the Illinois Real Estate License Act of 2000 (225 ILCS 454), only a licensed managing broker may serve as or act on behalf of a sponsoring broker to certify and supervise other licensees. An individual holding only a broker license lacks the statutory authority to sponsor other licensees regardless of experience, written agreements, or transaction type. Sponsorship authority is tied specifically to the managing broker classification.

Answer Options
A
Only a managing broker license holder, as an ordinary broker license does not confer sponsorship authority
B
Any active Illinois broker license holder in residential transactions, but only a managing broker in commercial transactions
C
Any active Illinois broker license holder, provided the broker has at least two years of experience
D
Any active Illinois broker license holder, provided all parties agree to the arrangement in writing

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