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Tom holds a Michigan salesperson license affiliated with Lakeside Realty. He wants to help his neighbor list a property while he is between brokers after Lakeside Realty closed. Which of the following statements accurately reflects Tom's legal status under Michigan law?

Correct Answer

C) Tom cannot perform any real estate activities until he affiliates with a new licensed broker

Under Michigan Occupational Code Act 299 of 1980 (MCL 339.2501 et seq.), a salesperson license is only active when the salesperson is affiliated with a licensed broker. If the employing broker's license is terminated or the affiliation ends, the salesperson cannot engage in any real estate activities until a new broker affiliation is established and the license transfer is processed with LARA-BPL.

Answer Options
A
Tom may continue to practice real estate for up to 30 days while seeking a new broker
B
Tom's license is automatically transferred to the state and he must reapply
C
Tom cannot perform any real estate activities until he affiliates with a new licensed broker
D
Tom may perform real estate activities independently since he holds a valid license

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