Michigan § 339.2509 - Associate real estate broker's license; issuance to principal and nonprincipal; limitation.
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§ 339.2509. Associate real estate broker's license; issuance to principal and nonprincipal; limitation.
(1) The department may issue more than 1 associate real estate broker's license to principals of a real estate broker.
(2) An individual shall not hold more than 1 associate real estate broker's license as a nonprincipal, but an individual may hold 1 or more associate real estate broker's licenses as a principal.
Source: official Michigan text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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