Arizona License Law
Which of the following is a ground for license revocation or suspension by the ADRE in Arizona?
ACharging a commission above the MLS average
BCommingling client funds with the broker's personal funds✓ Correct
CRepresenting both buyer and seller with written consent
DCharging different commission rates to different clients
Explanation
Commingling—mixing client funds (trust money) with the broker's personal or operating funds—is a serious violation that can result in license revocation, suspension, or other disciplinary action by the ADRE.
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