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Under New Jersey's Real Estate License Act, all of the following statements about the broker-salesperson license category are true EXCEPT:

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C) A broker-salesperson may independently open and operate their own real estate brokerage

Option C is the FALSE statement and therefore the correct answer to this EXCEPT question. Under N.J.S.A. 45:15-1 et seq., a broker-salesperson may NOT independently open and operate their own real estate brokerage. Only a licensed broker (not a broker-salesperson) has the authority to operate an independent brokerage. The broker-salesperson category is specifically designed for those who hold broker-level qualifications but choose to remain in a supervised capacity.

Answer Options
A
A broker-salesperson must be affiliated with and supervised by a licensed broker
B
A broker-salesperson may serve as the manager of a branch office under a supervising broker
C
A broker-salesperson may independently open and operate their own real estate brokerage
D
A broker-salesperson holds broker-level education qualifications but operates in a supervised capacity

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