Alabama License Law
Under AREC rules, the term 'principal broker' refers to:
AThe highest-producing broker in a company
BThe broker who is in charge of and responsible for the acts of the brokerage firm✓ Correct
CAny broker with more than 5 years of experience
DThe broker who has the most affiliated licensees
Explanation
The principal broker is the designated broker who is responsible for supervising the activities of the brokerage and the affiliated licensees.
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