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Under TREC rules, when a sales agent leaves a brokerage, what happens to the client files and transaction records related to that agent's transactions?

Correct Answer

C) The transaction records and client files belong to the sponsoring broker, and the broker retains them

Under TREC rules, transaction records and client files belong to the brokerage and the sponsoring broker, not to the individual sales agent. When an agent departs, the broker retains these records as part of the broker's record-keeping obligations.

Answer Options
A
The departing sales agent takes all client files and transaction records, as they belong to the agent
B
The files are split equally between the departing agent and the broker
C
The transaction records and client files belong to the sponsoring broker, and the broker retains them
D
TREC collects all transaction records from both parties within 30 days of the departure

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