Connecticut License Law
Under Connecticut law, a real estate broker may maintain a branch office. Which of the following is required for a branch office?
AA separate broker's license for each branch office
BThe main broker's license is sufficient; no separate license is needed for branch offices
CA branch office manager who holds a broker's license✓ Correct
DBranch offices are prohibited in Connecticut
Explanation
Connecticut requires that each branch office have a broker-in-charge who holds a Connecticut broker's license and is responsible for the branch office's operations. The main broker's license covers the main office but not branch locations unless a qualified branch manager is designated.
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