What is a Broker?

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A broker can also be an agent, however, the broker has attended further education and has a broker’s license granted by the state. This license gives him the right to open and operate a Real Estate Agency. An agent that is not a broker cannot operate an agency. The broker is really the boss and the agents are the worker bees or sales associates.

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