Rhode Island License Law
Under Rhode Island law, a licensed real estate salesperson may receive compensation from:
AAny party to the transaction who wishes to pay them
BOnly their employing broker✓ Correct
CThe buyer and seller jointly
DThe Rhode Island DBR
Explanation
A Rhode Island salesperson may only receive compensation through their employing broker. Direct payment from buyers, sellers, or third parties to the salesperson (bypassing the broker) is prohibited.
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