Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-858-305
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Licensing of associations, corporations and
Official statutory text
partnerships - Registration of brokerage teams.
A. The Oklahoma Real Estate Commission may license as a broker
any association or corporation in which the managing member or
managing officer holds a license as a real estate broker, as defined
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 59. Professions and Occupations Page 719
in this Code, and in which every member, officer or employee who
acts as a real estate broker or real estate sales associate holds a
license for that purpose, as defined in this Code. The Commission
may license as a real estate broker any partnership in which each
partner holds a license as a real estate broker, as defined in this
Code.
B. The Oklahoma Real Estate Commission shall require the
registration of all teams affiliated under a brokerage for the
purpose of allowing the Commission to better align and track the
teams within each brokerage. For the purposes of this section, a
team shall mean any two or more licensees who work under the
supervision of the same broker, work together on real estate
transactions to provide brokerage services, represent themselves to
the public as being part of a team, and are designated by a team
name. Such registration shall occur before a team performs any
licensed activities, and the broker shall notify the Commission when
any team name is no longer being used. The Commission may charge a
registration fee for each team not to exceed the administrative
costs of the registration process.
C. Application for licenses and registrations described in this
section shall be made on forms prescribed by the Commission and
shall be issued pursuant to rules promulgated by the Commission.
A. The Oklahoma Real Estate Commission may license as a broker
any association or corporation in which the managing member or
managing officer holds a license as a real estate broker, as defined
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 59. Professions and Occupations Page 719
in this Code, and in which every member, officer or employee who
acts as a real estate broker or real estate sales associate holds a
license for that purpose, as defined in this Code. The Commission
may license as a real estate broker any partnership in which each
partner holds a license as a real estate broker, as defined in this
Code.
B. The Oklahoma Real Estate Commission shall require the
registration of all teams affiliated under a brokerage for the
purpose of allowing the Commission to better align and track the
teams within each brokerage. For the purposes of this section, a
team shall mean any two or more licensees who work under the
supervision of the same broker, work together on real estate
transactions to provide brokerage services, represent themselves to
the public as being part of a team, and are designated by a team
name. Such registration shall occur before a team performs any
licensed activities, and the broker shall notify the Commission when
any team name is no longer being used. The Commission may charge a
registration fee for each team not to exceed the administrative
costs of the registration process.
C. Application for licenses and registrations described in this
section shall be made on forms prescribed by the Commission and
shall be issued pursuant to rules promulgated by the Commission.
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