Arizona License Law
Under Arizona law, a real estate broker may pay a referral fee to:
AAny person who refers a buyer or seller, licensed or not
BAnother licensed real estate broker in Arizona or another state✓ Correct
CThe buyer or seller directly as a rebate
DAn unlicensed assistant who identified a potential client
Explanation
Arizona law permits brokers to pay referral fees to other licensed real estate brokers (in Arizona or other states). Referral fees to unlicensed persons for real estate activities are prohibited.
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