Delaware License Law
In Delaware, may a real estate salesperson collect a commission directly from a buyer without going through the broker?
AYes, if the buyer signs a direct payment authorization
BNo, all compensation must flow through the sponsoring broker✓ Correct
CYes, for buyer's agent commissions only
DYes, for referral fees under $500
Explanation
Under Delaware license law, salespersons may only receive compensation through their sponsoring broker. Direct payment from any party to a salesperson without broker intermediation is prohibited and is a license violation.
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