Minnesota License Law
In Minnesota, a licensee operating under the name 'Jane Smith Real Estate' without a separate license for that business name must:
AObtain a separate license for the business name
BEnsure the business name is registered and the licensed brokerage is clearly identified in all activities✓ Correct
CUse only their personal name in all transactions
DObtain approval from the local Real Estate Association
Explanation
Minnesota licensees using team or business names must ensure the licensed brokerage name is clearly identified in all advertising and activities. A team or business name alone without brokerage identification is not permitted. The business name may need to be registered as a DBA (doing business as) depending on how it is used.
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