Ohio License Law
Under Ohio law, a real estate licensee who pays an unlicensed person a portion of their commission for referrals is:
APermitted if the referral fee is under $500
BPermitted with a written agreement
CProhibited and subject to disciplinary action✓ Correct
DPermitted only for family members
Explanation
Ohio law prohibits licensees from paying compensation to unlicensed persons for acts that require a real estate license. This includes referral fees paid to unlicensed individuals.
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