Washington License Law
Under Washington's real estate license law, the term 'managing broker' refers to:
AAny broker who manages client relationships
BA broker who has met additional experience and education requirements and may supervise other brokers and/or own a firm✓ Correct
CA broker who manages commercial properties
DAny broker designated by the DOL to handle complaints
Explanation
A Washington managing broker has met requirements beyond the standard broker license — at least 2 years of active experience, 90 additional hours of education, and passing the managing broker exam — and may supervise other brokers and operate as a designated broker.
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