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During a brokerage meeting in Naperville, Avery Walker asks how much broker experience is generally required before applying for an Illinois managing broker license. What is the best answer under current Illinois law or practice?

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A) The applicant must have been licensed at least 2 consecutive years out of the preceding 3 years as a broker.

Illinois uses a specific prior-broker experience requirement for managing broker licensure rather than a generic time-in-industry rule.

Answer Options
A
The applicant must have been licensed at least 2 consecutive years out of the preceding 3 years as a broker.
B
The applicant must have held any real estate license for 1 year immediately before applying.
C
The applicant must have been licensed 3 consecutive years as a designated managing broker before applying.
D
Illinois requires 5 years of broker experience before anyone may apply for managing broker licensure.

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