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Broker-salesperson Carlos holds a Nevada broker-salesperson license and has been working under employing broker Fiona for four years. Carlos decides to leave Fiona's brokerage and begin operating as an independent broker. However, Carlos discovers that while he meets the experience requirement for a broker license, he has not yet completed the required broker pre-license education courses. Carlos asks NRED if he can operate independently as a broker-salesperson without an employing broker while he completes the remaining education. Under NRS Chapter 645, which statement is correct?

Correct Answer

D) Carlos may not operate independently without an employing broker because a broker-salesperson license requires affiliation with a licensed employing broker at all times under NRS Chapter 645

Under NRS 645.030 and NRS 645.343, a broker-salesperson is a distinct license category in Nevada that requires affiliation with a licensed employing broker at all times. Unlike a full broker, a broker-salesperson does NOT have the authority to operate independently, open their own office, or practice without an employing broker. The broker-salesperson license is not equivalent to a broker license for purposes of independent practice. Carlos must either complete the broker education and upgrade to a broker license, or affiliate with a new employing broker. He cannot operate independently on a broker-salesperson license under any circumstances.

Answer Options
A
Carlos may operate independently as a broker-salesperson without an employing broker because a broker-salesperson license is equivalent to a broker license for purposes of independent practice
B
Carlos may operate independently for up to 90 days while completing his broker education, after which he must either obtain a broker license or affiliate with a new employing broker
C
Carlos may operate independently as a sole proprietor because NRED allows broker-salespersons to practice independently if they have at least three years of experience under a licensed broker
D
Carlos may not operate independently without an employing broker because a broker-salesperson license requires affiliation with a licensed employing broker at all times under NRS Chapter 645

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