Delaware License Law
A Delaware real estate salesperson wishes to change their employing broker. What must happen first?
AThe salesperson may begin working for the new broker immediately upon giving notice
BThe salesperson's license must be released by the current broker before activation under the new broker✓ Correct
CThe salesperson must wait 30 days after notifying the current broker
DThe Delaware Real Estate Commission must approve the transfer in advance
Explanation
A Delaware salesperson's license is held by their employing broker. To change brokers, the current broker must release the license. The salesperson cannot practice real estate during the transfer period without an active license under a broker.
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