Who can supervise unlicensed assistants according to Kentucky regulations?

In Kentucky, the principal broker holds the responsibility for supervising the activities of unlicensed assistants. This includes ensuring that these individuals adhere to the regulations and guidelines set forth by the Kentucky Real Estate Commission. The principal broker is the individual who has the ultimate authority and oversight in a real estate brokerage, which makes them uniquely qualified to provide the necessary guidance and supervision to unlicensed assistants.

While other licensed individuals in the office may be involved in various aspects of real estate transactions, they do not have the same level of responsibility for unlicensed assistants as the principal broker does. This ensures that there is a clear chain of command and accountability for the actions of unlicensed personnel, helping to maintain professionalism and compliance within the office.