Laws & AgencyQuestion 41 of 120
The primary legal distinction between a real estate salesperson and a broker in California is that a salesperson must:
a.Hold a college degree
b.Carry errors and omissions insurance
c.Work under the supervision of a licensed broker
d.Be a member of a trade association
Explanation
A California salesperson may only conduct licensed real estate activity under the supervision and employment of a responsible broker. A broker may operate independently and supervise salespersons. Brokers face additional education and experience requirements to qualify for their license.
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