Arizona License LawIntermediateArizona Exam
An Arizona salesperson operating without a current, valid license is subject to:
AA warning letter only for the first offense
BCivil fines and potentially criminal prosecution for unlicensed activityCorrect
CMandatory re-examination but no fines
DAutomatic license reinstatement after paying a late fee
Why Civil fines and potentially criminal prosecution for unlicensed activity Is Correct
Answer B: Civil fines and potentially criminal prosecution for unlicensed activity
Practicing real estate in Arizona without a valid license is a criminal offense that may result in civil penalties and criminal prosecution, in addition to any ADRE disciplinary action.
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