Minnesota License Law
A real estate company in Minnesota that wishes to conduct business under a name other than the principal broker's name must:
AFile a DBA with the county recorder only
BObtain approval from the local MLS
CRegister the trade name with the Department of Commerce✓ Correct
DObtain a separate broker license for the trade name
Explanation
In Minnesota, real estate companies operating under a trade name (DBA) must register that name with the Department of Commerce. The trade name must be used consistently in advertising and business activities.
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