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Patricia holds an active Kentucky salesperson license under broker Frank at Lexington Homes Realty. She wants to also work part-time for a property management company under a different broker. Under Kentucky law, which of the following statements is correct?

Correct Answer

C) Patricia's Kentucky salesperson license may only be held under one principal broker at a time, so she cannot be licensed under two different brokers simultaneously

Under KRS Chapter 324, a Kentucky salesperson's license may only be held under one principal broker at a time. Patricia cannot be simultaneously licensed under two different brokers. If she wishes to work for the property management company in a licensed capacity, she would need to transfer her license to that broker and terminate her affiliation with Frank, or conduct only unlicensed administrative work that does not require a license.

Answer Options
A
Patricia may hold her license under two different brokers simultaneously as long as both brokers provide written consent
B
Patricia may work for the property management company as an unlicensed employee performing only administrative tasks without violating Kentucky law
C
Patricia's Kentucky salesperson license may only be held under one principal broker at a time, so she cannot be licensed under two different brokers simultaneously
D
Patricia may split her license between two brokers if she notifies KREC and pays a dual-affiliation fee

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