In which of the following fact situations may an oregon principal broker pay a referral fee?
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Business, 03.12.2019 01:31 smmailloux7249
In which of the following fact situations may an oregon principal broker pay a referral fee?
a) a broker in california refers a buyer to an oregon broker, and referring broker does not engage in any real estate activity in oregon.
b) a broker in vancouver, washington, who is not licensed in oregon, refers a buyer to an oregon broker, and the washington broker the oregon broker show portland property to that buyer.
c) a broker in vancouver, washington, who is also licensed in oregon, refers a buyer to an oregon broker, and the washington broker the oregon broker negotiate a transaction relating to a salem property.
d) an idaho broker purchases a property in lagrande for his personal use.
1) a, b, c, and d
2) a and c only.
3) a only.
4) a and d only.
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