Ch. 3

LAWS OF MARYLAND

(2)  THE INDIVIDUAL HAS BEEN CONTINUOUSLY LICENSED AS
A REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON FOR THE IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING 3 YEARS;

(3)  REGARDLESS OF WHETHER THE INDIVIDUAL HAS MET THE
EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR A REAL ESTATE BROKER LICENSE UNDER §
16-305 OF THIS SUBTITLE, THE INDIVIDUAL PASSES THE REAL ESTATE
BROKER'S EXAMINATION UNDER § 16-306 OF THIS SUBTITLE;

(4)  THE INDIVIDUAL SURRENDERS THE REAL ESTATE
SALESPERSON LICENSE CERTIFICATE AND POCKET CARD OF THE INDIVIDUAL
TO THE COMMISSION; AND

(5)  THERE HAS BEEN COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS
OF SUBSECTION (B) OF THIS SECTION.

(E)  REISSUANCE OF LICENSE.

THE COMMISSION SHALL REISSUE THE LICENSE OF A DECEASED REAL
ESTATE BROKER TO AN INDIVIDUAL WHO QUALIFIES FOR THE LICENSE OF
THE BROKER UNDER SUBSECTION (D) OF THIS SECTION.

(F)  RENEWAL.

(1)  AN INDIVIDUAL WHO QUALIFIES FOR AND IS REISSUED
THE LICENSE OF A DECEASED REAL ESTATE BROKER MAY HOLD THE LICENSE
FOR UP TO 4 YEARS FROM THE TIME OF REISSUANCE WITHOUT MEETING THE
EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR A REAL ESTATE BROKER LICENSE UNDER §
16-305 OF THIS SUBTITLE.

(2)  SUBJECT TO THE 4-YEAR RESTRICTION UNDER PARAGRAPH
(1) OF THIS SUBSECTION, AN INDIVIDUAL WHO HAS BEEN REISSUED THE
LICENSE OF A DECEASED REAL ESTATE BROKER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR
RENEWING THE LICENSE AS REQUIRED UNDER § 16-314 OF THIS SUBTITLE.

(3)  IF AN INDIVIDUAL WHO HAS BEEN REISSUED THE
LICENSE OF A DECEASED REAL ESTATE BROKER DOES NOT MEET THE
EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR A REAL ESTATE BROKER LICENSE WITHIN
THE 4-YEAR PERIOD, THE LICENSE SHALL EXPIRE AUTOMATICALLY AT THE
END OF THAT PERIOD.

(4)  IF AN INDIVIDUAL WHO HAS BEEN REISSUED THE
LICENSE OF A DECEASED REAL ESTATE BROKER MEETS THE EDUCATIONAL
REQUIREMENTS FOR A REAL ESTATE BROKER LICENSE WITHIN THE 4-YEAR
PERIOD, THE INDIVIDUAL MAY CONTINUE TO HOLD THE LICENSE AND MAY
RENEW THE LICENSE UNDER § 16-314 OF THIS SUBTITLE.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section formerly appeared as Art. 56A,
§ 4-319.

The only changes are in style.

Defined terms: "Commission" § 16-101
"License" § 16-101

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