Tennessee Realtor State Practice Exam

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Prepare for the Tennessee Realtor State Exam with questions and explanations designed to help you succeed. Master the principles and regulations of real estate in Tennessee. Ace your exam with confidence!

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How many days do licensees have to notify the Tennessee Real Estate Commission after changing locations?

5 days.
10 days.
15 days.
30 days.

The correct answer is: 10 days.

The Tennessee Real Estate Commission requires that licensees notify the Commission within a specified timeframe after changing locations, which is 10 days. This requirement exists to ensure that the Commission has up-to-date information on where each licensee is conducting business. Keeping this information current is crucial for regulatory purposes, communication, and proper oversight of real estate practices within the state. Adhering to this timeline helps maintain the integrity of the real estate profession and ensures that all transactions and communications can be effectively monitored. Being aware of this rule is essential for compliance and to avoid potential disciplinary actions that may arise from failing to notify the Commission within the designated period.