What occurs to the licenses of salespersons when their broker's license is suspended?

When a broker's license is suspended, the licenses of the salespersons associated with that broker become inactive. This situation arises because salespersons operate under the authority and supervision of their designated broker. If the broker's license is suspended, it indicates a legal issue that affects their ability to supervise and conduct business, leading to the suspension of the salespersons' licenses as well.

In Minnesota, real estate laws are structured to ensure that all salespersons are effectively monitored and managed through their brokers. Consequently, if a broker's ability to operate is compromised, the salespersons they oversee can no longer legally engage in real estate transactions until the broker's license is restored and active again. This system ensures the integrity and regulatory compliance of the real estate profession. Therefore, upon suspension of a broker's license, salespersons' licenses become inactive, preventing them from performing their duties until the issue is resolved.