Agency
A California salesperson who works for two different brokers simultaneously without disclosure is:
APermitted if both brokers are in different counties
BPermitted with written consent from both brokers
CProhibited under DRE regulations✓ Correct
DPermitted for independent contractors only
Explanation
California DRE regulations prohibit a salesperson from being licensed under more than one broker at a time. A salesperson can only work under one licensed broker at any given time.
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