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Salesperson Kim receives a $2,500 earnest money check at 5:30 PM on Friday. Her supervising broker, Johnson, is out of town until Monday afternoon. Under New York DOS regulations, what should Kim do?

Correct Answer

A) Deposit the check into Johnson's trust account if she has authorization

If the salesperson has been authorized by the supervising broker to make trust account deposits, she can and should deposit the earnest money within one business day (by Monday) to comply with New York DOS regulations, even when the broker is unavailable.

Answer Options
A
Deposit the check into Johnson's trust account if she has authorization
B
Hold the check until Johnson returns on Monday
C
Give the check to another broker in the office for handling
D
Mail the check to Johnson for handling upon his return

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