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Regarding the three individual license categories recognized under Louisiana Real Estate License Law, which of the following statements is NOT accurate?

Correct Answer

D) A broker-associate may independently open a branch office and supervise salespersons without a principal broker.

Under La. R.S. 37:1431 and LREC regulations, a broker-associate, despite holding a broker-level license, is affiliated with and working under another broker. A broker-associate may NOT independently open a branch office or supervise salespersons as a principal broker. Only a broker who is operating independently as a principal broker may open offices and directly supervise affiliated licensees. This statement is NOT accurate and is therefore the correct answer to this EXCEPT/NOT question.

Answer Options
A
A salesperson must be affiliated with and supervised by a licensed broker to maintain an active license.
B
A broker-associate holds a broker-level license but elects to work under another broker's supervision.
C
A broker license holder may operate an independent brokerage and serve as a principal broker of a firm.
D
A broker-associate may independently open a branch office and supervise salespersons without a principal broker.

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