Business & LicensingQuestion 1368 of 1605
How many contractor's licenses may a single qualifying individual (RMO/RME) generally serve as the qualifier for, absent a qualifying ownership exception?
a.Unlimited
b.Exactly one, with no exceptions
c.No more than three, subject to statutory conditions
d.Up to ten
Explanation
Under B&P Code section 7068.1, a qualifying individual may generally act as the qualifier for no more than three firms, and additional limits apply unless statutory ownership relationships between the firms exist.
Law Reference: B&P Code §7068.1Practice all 1605 questions free — no signup required.
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