Nevada License Law

What is the difference between a Nevada real estate 'salesperson' license and a 'broker-salesperson' license?

AThere is no difference; they are interchangeable in Nevada
BA salesperson must work under a licensed broker; a broker-salesperson has met the education and experience requirements for a broker license but chooses to affiliate with another broker rather than operate independently✓ Correct
CA broker-salesperson can only represent buyers, while a salesperson can represent either party
DA broker-salesperson license is issued by the federal government, not NRED

Explanation

In Nevada, a broker-salesperson has satisfied all broker license requirements (240+ hours education, 2+ years experience, passed broker exam) but works under another broker rather than operating an independent brokerage. They have greater knowledge and qualifications than a salesperson but remain affiliated with a supervising broker. Many experienced agents hold broker-salesperson licenses without running their own brokerages.

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