DRE & Licensing
Which of the following is true about a California real estate salesperson's commission?
AA salesperson may receive commission directly from the seller
BA salesperson may only receive compensation through their employing broker✓ Correct
CA salesperson sets their own commission rates
DCommission must be at least 6% of the sales price
Explanation
Under California law, a real estate salesperson may only receive compensation through their employing broker. The salesperson cannot directly accept payment from a buyer, seller, or other party to a transaction.
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