Arizona License LawIntermediateArizona Exam
An Arizona salesperson who has not yet affiliated with a broker is said to hold a:
ASuspended license
BInactive licenseCorrect
CRevoked license
DProvisional license
Why Inactive license Is Correct
Answer B: Inactive license
When an Arizona salesperson is not affiliated with a designated broker, the license is placed on inactive status. The licensee may not practice real estate while inactive.
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