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Under the Michigan Occupational Code, Act 299 of 1980, a Michigan real estate salesperson who is found guilty of a disciplinary violation may have their license:

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A) Suspended, revoked, or placed on probation by LARA-BPL after a disciplinary hearing

Under MCL 339.2511, LARA-BPL has the authority to impose a range of disciplinary sanctions on Michigan real estate licensees, including suspension, revocation, probation, and civil fines, following a disciplinary hearing. These are administrative remedies that LARA-BPL can impose without requiring a criminal conviction or voluntary agreement from the licensee.

Answer Options
A
Suspended, revoked, or placed on probation by LARA-BPL after a disciplinary hearing
B
Suspended only by the Michigan Association of Realtors upon a member ethics complaint
C
Revoked only by a Michigan circuit court upon a criminal conviction
D
Placed on probation only if the salesperson voluntarily agrees to the penalty in writing

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