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Marcus holds a South Carolina real estate salesperson license and wants to begin working independently without being affiliated with a broker. Under South Carolina license law, which statement best describes his situation?

Correct Answer

D) Marcus must upgrade to a broker license before he can operate without affiliation to a broker-in-charge

Under S.C. Code Ann. § 40-57-360, a licensed salesperson in South Carolina must be affiliated with and supervised by a licensed broker-in-charge. A salesperson cannot practice real estate independently. To work without a BIC affiliation, Marcus must obtain a broker license, which requires additional experience and education, and then designate himself as his own broker-in-charge.

Answer Options
A
Marcus may work independently as long as he registers his own business name with the SCREC
B
Marcus may work independently after completing 60 additional hours of post-license education
C
Marcus can work independently only if he obtains written permission from his former broker-in-charge
D
Marcus must upgrade to a broker license before he can operate without affiliation to a broker-in-charge

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