FAQ'S
Q. Can I sell real estate without a sponsoring broker?
A. No. All real estate salespeople must have a sponsoring active Connecticut broker to
maintain an active license and sell real estate.
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Q. How long do I have to be a licensed salesperson before I can become a Broker?
A. You must have an active salesperson's license for two (2) years and must complete
the educational requirements before you apply for a broker's license.
Q. I received a listing through an individual that is unlicensed. Can I share a portion of my commission with them?
A. No. State law prohibits the sharing of commission or compensation, whether directly
or indirectly, with an individual who was not a broker or salesperson when the service
was rendered.
Q. Do I need to have a sponsoring Broker before taking the PSI test?
A. No. Once you pass both the Modern and State PSI testing, you will then need a
sponsoring Broker to receive your Real Estate License.