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Maria has just passed the Minnesota real estate salesperson exam and received her salesperson license. She wants to begin showing homes to buyers and earning commissions immediately. Under Minnesota Statutes Chapter 82, which of the following is a condition Maria must satisfy before she may lawfully conduct real estate activities and receive compensation?

Correct Answer

A) Maria must affiliate her license with a licensed Minnesota real estate broker who will supervise her activities.

Under Minn. Stat. Ch. 82, a salesperson licensee may not independently conduct real estate activities or receive compensation. The salesperson must affiliate with and work under the supervision of a licensed Minnesota real estate broker. The broker is responsible for supervising the salesperson's conduct and maintaining required records.

Answer Options
A
Maria must affiliate her license with a licensed Minnesota real estate broker who will supervise her activities.
B
Maria must obtain a separate buyer's agent certification from the Minnesota Department of Commerce.
C
Maria must complete an additional 30-hour post-license course before she may show property to clients.
D
Maria must register her license with the Minnesota Department of Human Rights before conducting any transactions.

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