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Sandra is a licensed Utah Sales Agent who has been active for four years. She wants to become a Principal Broker and open her own brokerage. Under Utah Code Ann. § 61-2f, which combination of requirements must Sandra meet before she can be licensed as a Principal Broker?

Correct Answer

A) Pass the broker examination, complete 120 hours of broker education, and have three years of active licensee experience

Under Utah Code Ann. § 61-2f-204 and Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-201, an applicant for a Principal Broker license must: (1) pass the Utah broker examination (both national and state portions), (2) complete 120 hours of approved broker pre-licensing education, and (3) demonstrate at least three years of active experience as a licensed real estate agent. Sandra, with four years of active experience, satisfies the experience requirement and needs to complete the education and examination requirements.

Answer Options
A
Pass the broker examination, complete 120 hours of broker education, and have three years of active licensee experience
B
Pass the broker examination, complete 60 hours of broker education, and have two years of active licensee experience
C
Pass the broker examination, complete 120 hours of broker education, and have five years of active licensee experience
D
Pass the broker examination, complete 90 hours of broker education, and have three years of active licensee experience

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