An employing broker must have the experience and knowledge sufficient to employ and adequately supervise other brokers, as appropriate to the broker’s area of supervision. Oftentimes, an employing broker will turn to a supervisory broker, who is a managing broker, team lead, office manager, etc., who has been delegated in writing by an employing broker to assume some of the employing broker’s duties and responsibilities.
An employing broker must exercise authority, direction, and supervision over any associate brokers to ensure conformance to the statutes and Commission rules in the performance of the associate broker’s activities.
In addition to associate brokers, employing brokers must also supervise all unlicensed employees, including, but not limited to, unlicensed on-site managers, secretaries, bookkeepers, and personal assistants of associate brokers. In this course we will take a closer look at key issues related to the key areas of
Broker Supervision.
- This course is self-paced & easily accessible in a click-through format on any device with internet.
- Log in and out as often as needed to complete; any failed quizzes may be retaken without penalty.
- Support is available if you have any questions!
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