An Arizona salesperson must be supervised by:
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Any licensed person
Option A is incorrect because 'any licensed person' is insufficient. The supervision must come from the salesperson's designated broker, not just any licensee. This ensures proper accountability and oversight within a specific business relationship.
Their designated broker
ADRE directly
Option C is incorrect because while the ADRE regulates the industry, they do not directly supervise individual salespersons. This responsibility falls to the designated broker as part of the brokerage's operational structure.
No supervision required
Option D is incorrect because Arizona law explicitly requires supervision for salespersons. This requirement is fundamental to the state's regulatory framework and ensures consumer protection and proper industry oversight.
Why is this correct?
Option B is correct because Arizona state law specifically requires that all salespersons must work under and be supervised by their designated broker. This broker is responsible for overseeing all activities and transactions conducted by the salesperson.
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