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Tom has been a licensed Nevada real estate salesperson for four years and wants to upgrade to a broker-salesperson license. Under Nevada law, which of the following is a required condition for Tom to qualify for a broker-salesperson license?

Correct Answer

D) Tom must have completed at least 64 hours of broker pre-licensing education and have been actively licensed for at least two years.

Under NRS 645.343 and NAC 645, to qualify for a Nevada broker or broker-salesperson license, an applicant must have been actively licensed as a salesperson or broker-salesperson in Nevada (or a reciprocal state) for at least two years out of the five years preceding the application, AND must complete the required broker pre-licensing education (which includes specific courses totaling at least 64 hours of broker-specific coursework beyond the salesperson requirements). Both the experience and education requirements must be satisfied.

Answer Options
A
Tom must hold an active broker license in another state and apply for reciprocal licensure as a broker-salesperson in Nevada.
B
Tom must have been actively licensed as a salesperson in Nevada for at least two years within the past five years.
C
Tom must have been actively licensed as a salesperson in Nevada for at least three years and have supervised at least five transactions.
D
Tom must have completed at least 64 hours of broker pre-licensing education and have been actively licensed for at least two years.

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