North Carolina License Law
A NC broker who represents a buyer in the purchase of a commercial property for $2 million must hold which specific license?
AA special commercial endorsement
BA standard NC real estate broker's license (no separate commercial endorsement is required)✓ Correct
CA securities dealer license in addition to a broker's license
DA CCIM designation
Explanation
NC does not require a separate commercial endorsement. A standard NC real estate broker's license allows representation in both residential and commercial transactions.
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