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Renee wants to obtain a Louisiana salesperson license. She has completed the required pre-licensing education. Before she can receive her license, which of the following must occur under Louisiana Real Estate License Law?

Correct Answer

B) Renee must pass the PSI licensing examination and be sponsored by a licensed Louisiana broker.

Under La. R.S. 37:1430 et seq. and LREC regulations, a salesperson applicant must successfully pass the PSI licensing examination and must be sponsored by a currently licensed Louisiana broker before the LREC will issue an active salesperson license. The sponsoring broker relationship is a prerequisite to receiving an active license.

Answer Options
A
Renee must first work as an unlicensed assistant for six months under a licensed broker.
B
Renee must pass the PSI licensing examination and be sponsored by a licensed Louisiana broker.
C
Renee must pass the PSI licensing examination and then open her own brokerage within 90 days.
D
Renee must pass the PSI examination and obtain errors and omissions insurance independently before applying.

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