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Sandra recently passed the Wisconsin real estate salesperson examination. Before her license can be issued and become active, which of the following steps must occur under Wisconsin law?

Correct Answer

B) Sandra must be affiliated with a licensed Wisconsin broker who submits the license activation paperwork to REEB.

Under Wisconsin Statutes Chapter 452, a salesperson license is issued only when the applicant is affiliated with a licensed Wisconsin broker. The broker must be identified on the license application, and the license is issued in connection with that broker affiliation. Without a sponsoring broker, a salesperson license cannot be activated and the licensee cannot perform brokerage activities.

Answer Options
A
Sandra must complete 20 hours of post-license continuing education within 90 days of passing the exam.
B
Sandra must be affiliated with a licensed Wisconsin broker who submits the license activation paperwork to REEB.
C
Sandra must register with her local county real estate board before REEB will issue her license.
D
Sandra must complete a background check independently and submit results directly to REEB.

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