Massachusetts License Law
A Massachusetts broker's license lapses because they forgot to renew it. The broker continues to practice. This is:
APermissible for 90 days after expiration
BA violation equivalent to practicing without a license✓ Correct
CPermissible if the broker has submitted the renewal application
DOnly a minor infraction with a $50 fine
Explanation
Practicing real estate with a lapsed license in Massachusetts is treated the same as practicing without a license—it is a violation subject to civil penalties and potentially criminal charges.
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