If a broker's license is voided, what happens to the licenses of that broker's agents?

When a broker's license is voided, it directly affects the status of the licenses held by that broker's agents. In Wyoming, the law states that the licenses of agents are contingent upon the validity of the broker's license. If the broker's license is no longer active or has been voided, the licenses of all agents affiliated with that broker also become void. This structure is in place to ensure that all real estate agents operate under a valid and licensed broker who is responsible for their activities.

The logical framework behind this provision is to maintain accountability and ensure that agents are supervised by a qualified broker. Thus, the agents cannot continue to operate independently without a valid broker's oversight, which upholds the integrity and professionalism of the real estate industry.