Mississippi License Law
To obtain a Mississippi real estate broker's license, a salesperson must have at least:
A1 year of active salesperson experience
B2 years of active salesperson experience✓ Correct
C3 years of active salesperson experience
D5 years of active salesperson experience
Explanation
To qualify for a Mississippi broker's license, a candidate must have at least two years of active, full-time experience as a licensed salesperson and complete additional education requirements.
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