Rhode Island License Law
What is the difference between a 'Rhode Island real estate salesperson' and a 'Rhode Island real estate broker'?
AThere is no difference; they have the same authority
BA salesperson must work under a broker and cannot operate independently; a broker can operate independently and supervise salespersons✓ Correct
CA salesperson can only work with buyers; a broker can only work with sellers
DA salesperson handles residential properties; a broker handles commercial properties
Explanation
A salesperson is licensed to perform real estate activities under the supervision of a broker and cannot operate independently. A broker has met higher requirements (education, experience, exam) and can operate independently, run a brokerage, and supervise salespersons.
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