If a salesperson is transitioning to a new company, what is a potential way to avoid delays in licensure?

Applying for a temporary license is an effective way to avoid delays in licensure when a salesperson is transitioning to a new company. A temporary license allows the salesperson to begin working under the new brokerage while the permanent transfer process is being finalized. This ensures there is no gap in their ability to conduct real estate transactions, maintaining their workflow and client relationships.

Temporary licenses are often issued quickly, providing a bridge that allows the salesperson to operate legally while awaiting the formal transfer or issuance of their permanent license. This not only helps maintain their business but also serves clients without interruption.

In contrast, waiting for a permanent license to be issued can lead to unnecessary delays in the sales process, as it may take time for the state's regulatory agency to process the transfer. Renewing the current license doesn't apply to the situation of transitioning to a new brokerage and would not facilitate the immediate need for licensure under the new company. Finally, transferring licenses after the completion of training may also introduce delays, as it often requires submission of additional documentation and processing time, whereas a temporary license provides a much quicker solution.