DRE & Licensing
When a California real estate salesperson terminates their employment with a broker, what must happen?
AThe salesperson's license is automatically cancelled
BThe broker must notify the DRE and return the license certificate✓ Correct
CThe salesperson may continue to practice independently for 30 days
DThe salesperson must immediately find a new broker
Explanation
When employment is terminated, the broker must notify the DRE and return the salesperson's license certificate. The salesperson is then in inactive status until they affiliate with a new broker.
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