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Maria has just passed her New Mexico real estate exam and received her Associate Broker license. She wants to begin helping buyers and sellers immediately. Under New Mexico license law, what must Maria do before she can legally practice real estate?

Correct Answer

B) Affiliate her license with a licensed Qualifying Broker and have the Qualifying Broker activate her license

Under NMSA 1978, § 61-29-1 et seq. and NMAC Title 16, Chapter 61, an Associate Broker must affiliate with a licensed Qualifying Broker before engaging in any real estate activity. The Qualifying Broker must activate the Associate Broker's license through the NMREC. An unaffiliated Associate Broker license is inactive and does not permit the licensee to practice.

Answer Options
A
Register her license with the local county clerk and pay a registration fee
B
Affiliate her license with a licensed Qualifying Broker and have the Qualifying Broker activate her license
C
Complete an additional 30 hours of post-licensing education before engaging in any transactions
D
Obtain errors and omissions insurance independently before conducting any real estate activity

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