Indiana License Law
A broker in Indiana may pay a referral fee to an out-of-state broker only if the out-of-state broker:
AHas an Indiana real estate license
BHolds a valid real estate license in their home state and does not perform licensed activities in Indiana✓ Correct
CHas filed for an Indiana non-resident license
DHas approval from IPLA
Explanation
Indiana allows referral fees to be paid to out-of-state brokers who are licensed in their home state, provided they do not perform real estate licensed activities (such as showing property or negotiating) within Indiana.
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