Agency
In North Carolina, the term 'broker-in-charge' (BIC) refers to:
AAny licensed broker who has passed the state exam
BThe supervising broker responsible for the operations of a real estate office✓ Correct
CA broker who exclusively represents buyers
DA broker appointed by the NCREC to investigate complaints
Explanation
A BIC in NC is the supervising broker designated as responsible for the real estate operations of a specific office location and the supervision of affiliated brokers.
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