Tennessee License Law
In Tennessee, a real estate brokerage that fails to properly maintain trust accounts may face:
AOnly a warning letter from TREC
BTREC audit, fine, and potential license suspension or revocation✓ Correct
CAutomatic renewal denial only
DOnly civil liability to affected clients
Explanation
Improper trust account management is a serious violation in Tennessee. TREC may audit accounts, impose fines, and suspend or revoke licenses for commingling, conversion, or failure to properly maintain trust accounts.
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