Arizona License Law
An Arizona broker who owns a real estate business as an LLC must:
ARegister the LLC name with ADRE as a licensed entity✓ Correct
BOperate only as a sole proprietorship since LLCs are not permitted for real estate brokerages
CList all LLC members as co-designated brokers
DFile annual LLC reports with the ADRE instead of the Arizona Corporation Commission
Explanation
An Arizona broker who operates through an LLC (or other business entity) must register the entity name with ADRE and have a designated broker responsible for all real estate activities conducted under that entity.
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