Agency
If a salesperson's broker is found to have violated DRE regulations, who bears the ultimate legal and supervisory responsibility?
AThe salesperson who carried out the actions
BThe broker, who is responsible for supervising their salespersons✓ Correct
CThe DRE examiner
DThe National Association of Realtors
Explanation
Brokers are responsible for supervising all licensed salespersons employed by or working under them. If a salesperson violates DRE rules, the broker may also face disciplinary action for failure to supervise.
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