Washington License Law
Washington prohibits a real estate broker from collecting a commission unless:
AThe broker worked more than 10 hours on the transaction
BThe broker was properly licensed at the time they performed the services for which the commission is sought✓ Correct
CThe commission is in writing and signed by both parties
DThe broker is a managing broker
Explanation
Under RCW 18.85, a broker may only seek compensation for services if they were properly licensed at the time those services were rendered. An unlicensed person cannot collect real estate commissions or fees.
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