Property Ownership
In Oklahoma, a real estate licensee who receives property as payment for services must:
AReport the transaction to OREC immediately
BEnsure full disclosure to all parties involved, obtain proper documentation, and be aware of the tax implications of receiving property instead of cash compensation✓ Correct
CRefuse such arrangements as they are illegal
DOnly accept if approved by the state tax commission
Explanation
Accepting property as compensation is legal if properly disclosed to all parties. The licensee must document the arrangement, ensure all parties understand the terms, and account for the fair market value of the property as income for tax purposes.
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