Ohio real estate licensees are regulated by the:

There is no governmental body called the 'Ohio Real Estate Board' — this is a fabricated name designed to test whether candidates know the precise title of the regulatory body, and selecting it would indicate unfamiliarity with Ohio's actual regulatory structure.

The Ohio Division of Real Estate and Professional Licensing is a real administrative body that processes licenses and supports the Commission, but it is not the regulatory authority — it functions in a support and administrative capacity rather than holding the quasi-judicial power to discipline licensees.

The Ohio Department of Commerce is the umbrella department under which the Division of Real Estate and Professional Licensing operates, but the Department itself does not directly regulate real estate licensees — that authority is delegated to the Commission within the Department's organizational structure.