What can I do with my North Carolina provisional broker license?

If you hold a provisional broker license, you may earn a commission or other compensation by representing sellers and buyers in the listing, selling, purchasing, exchange, leasing, renting, or leasing option on any real property, real estate improvement or timeshare. In all instances, you must be supervised by a broker-in-charge while conducting real estate activities while holding a provisional broker license.

When is a broker license required in North Carolina?

A provisional broker license is required to represent a buyer or seller in a real estate transaction, including listing, selling, purchasing, leasing, lease options and renting, and earn a commission for services rendered. A license enables the licensee to advertise and market real estate properties and their services.