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Under Utah Code Ann. § 61-2f, which of the following statements about the Utah Associate Broker license is NOT accurate?

Correct Answer

A) An Associate Broker may independently operate their own brokerage without further licensing action

Option B is NOT accurate. An Associate Broker may NOT independently operate their own brokerage without further licensing action. Despite holding a full broker-level credential (having passed the broker exam and met all broker education and experience requirements), an Associate Broker is specifically licensed to work under a Principal Broker. To operate an independent brokerage, an Associate Broker must apply for and receive a Principal Broker license from the Utah Division of Real Estate. The authority to operate a brokerage is reserved exclusively for Principal Brokers under § 61-2f.

Answer Options
A
An Associate Broker may independently operate their own brokerage without further licensing action
B
An Associate Broker must work under the supervision of a Principal Broker
C
An Associate Broker has passed the same broker examination as a Principal Broker
D
An Associate Broker has met the education and experience requirements for a full broker license

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