Land Use & Zoning
In the Kansas City metro area (which spans Kansas and Missouri), a real estate licensee working in both states must:
AHold a license only in Kansas as the primary state
BHold active real estate licenses in both Kansas and Missouri✓ Correct
CObtain a single federal real estate permit
DWork only under a broker licensed in both states
Explanation
Because the Kansas City metro area spans both Kansas and Missouri, licensees working across the state line must hold active licenses in both states to legally represent clients in transactions in each state.
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