A salesperson engaged in activities that constitute violations of the nrs 645, including blockbusting and discrimination on the basis of disability. the salesperson also cashed a $25,000 earnest money check from a prospective buyer and used the proceeds to buy a new car. the salesperson's employing broker was unaware of all of these activities. what is the impact on the salesperson's broker when the salesperson's violations are brought to the attention of the real estate commission?

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Danna Eaton

27 October, 08:02

A salesperson engaged in activities that constitute violations of the nrs 645, including blockbusting and discrimination on the basis of disability. the salesperson also cashed a $25,000 earnest money check from a prospective buyer and used the proceeds to buy a new car. the salesperson's employing broker was unaware of all of these activities. what is the impact on the salesperson's broker when the salesperson's violations are brought to the attention of the real estate commission?

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Dawson Ayers · Answer 1

What is the impact on the salesperson's broker when the salesperson's violations are brought to the attention of the real estate commission? The broker who employeed the sales person could be repremanded because he/she did not follow the supervising requirements. If the supervisor is in trouble, that could lead to the real estate commission taking away their rights.