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A Maryland broker, Carol, had her license revoked by MREC following a finding of fraud. Two years after revocation, Carol applied for reinstatement of her Maryland real estate license. MREC reviewed her application. Under the Maryland Real Estate Brokers Act, which of the following statements most accurately reflects the reinstatement process after revocation?

Correct Answer

B) MREC has discretion to deny reinstatement even after the revocation period, and the applicant must demonstrate rehabilitation and fitness

Under Md. Code Ann., Bus. Occ. & Prof. § 17-322 and MREC policies, revocation of a real estate license is not automatically reversed after any set period. A person whose license has been revoked must apply for reinstatement, and MREC retains full discretion to evaluate the application. The Commission will consider evidence of rehabilitation, the nature of the original violation, the applicant's conduct since revocation, and fitness to practice. There is no automatic reinstatement, and MREC may deny the application even after years have passed.

Answer Options
A
A revoked license is automatically reinstated after two years if the licensee completes 15 hours of continuing education
B
MREC has discretion to deny reinstatement even after the revocation period, and the applicant must demonstrate rehabilitation and fitness
C
A revoked licensee may only reapply through the federal court system, not directly to MREC
D
Reinstatement after revocation requires only retaking and passing the PSI state examination within the two-year period

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disciplinary_actionslicense_revocationreinstatementmrec_discretionrehabilitation

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