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Under New Mexico law, which term describes the entry-level real estate license that is equivalent to a 'salesperson' license in most other states?

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A) Associate Broker

Under NMSA 1978, Chapter 61, Article 29, New Mexico issues two license types: Associate Broker and Qualifying Broker. The Associate Broker is the entry-level license and is the functional equivalent of a salesperson in other states. An Associate Broker must work under the supervision of a Qualifying Broker and cannot practice independently.

Answer Options
A
Associate Broker
B
Qualifying Broker
C
Transaction Broker
D
Provisional Broker

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