Oregon License Law
Under Oregon law, a broker who operates their own real estate business without a principal broker license is committing:
AA minor technical violation
BUnlicensed practice of real estate brokerage, which is a criminal offense and civil violation under ORS Chapter 696✓ Correct
CA violation only if they collect commissions
DA violation only if they employ other licensees
Explanation
Only a principal broker may operate an independent real estate brokerage in Oregon. A regular broker who conducts real estate business independently (without a principal broker supervisor) is engaged in unlicensed practice of real estate brokerage — a criminal offense under ORS 696.
Related Oregon Oregon License Law Questions
- An Oregon broker who fails to maintain continuing education records may face:
- Under ORS Chapter 696, Oregon real estate brokers are required to provide a written agency disclosure at what point in a transaction?
- The Oregon Real Estate Agency Real Estate License Law is codified primarily under:
- Under Oregon license law, which of the following must a real estate broker include in all advertising?
- Oregon real estate licenses must be renewed every:
- A real estate broker in Oregon who fails to renew their license before the expiration date may:
- Oregon law requires real estate brokers to retain transaction records for a minimum of:
- When an Oregon real estate brokerage changes its registered business name, the principal broker must:
Practice More Oregon Real Estate Questions
1,500+ questions covering all exam topics. Start free — no signup required.
Take the Free Oregon Quiz →