HB1916 amends Tennessee real estate licensing laws to exempt certain brokers from additional licensure and training requirements.
HB1916 modifies Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 62, Chapter 13, concerning real estate licensees. It exempts affiliate brokers or brokers from obtaining additional licensure or completing classroom training hours, provided they are under the supervision of a principal broker. The act also specifies that vacation lodging services must be supervised by the principal broker of any affiliate broker, broker, or firm. This change takes effect immediately upon becoming law.
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