Michigan License Law
A Michigan real estate licensee who practices as an independent contractor rather than an employee is still required to:
APay self-employment taxes and carry their own liability insurance
BWork exclusively under a licensed Michigan broker's supervision✓ Correct
CRegister their independent contractor status with LARA
DMaintain a separate trust account for commissions
Explanation
Regardless of whether a Michigan licensee is classified as an employee or independent contractor for tax purposes, they must always work under the supervision of a licensed broker. Independent contractor status is a tax/employment classification, not a licensing status.
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