What must be done before a salesperson can actively sell for a new broker?

Before a salesperson can actively sell for a new broker, it is essential that the salesperson's license is submitted to the relevant regulatory commission along with the new broker's signature. This process is crucial because it officially records the change in affiliation and ensures that the salesperson is legally recognized as part of the new brokerage.

The requirement serves to maintain clear records with the state's real estate commission, protecting both the broker and the salesperson. It establishes the broker's responsibility for the salesperson's actions and compliance with real estate laws. Once the license is transferred, the salesperson can begin engaging in real estate transactions under the new broker's supervision.

In this context, while additional training or documentation might be beneficial or even required at different points, it is the act of sending the license with the broker's signature that is the key condition for the salesperson to commence their activities with the new brokerage.