What happens to a salesperson's license if their employment with a dealer ends?

When a salesperson's employment with a dealer ends, the license is suspended automatically. This policy reflects the regulatory framework governing manufactured housing sales in Nevada, ensuring that salespeople are actively associated with a licensed dealer while engaging in sales activities. When the relationship with the dealer is severed, the license is not actively used in transactions and thus cannot remain in good standing.

In this situation, there is a need for clear oversight to protect consumers and maintain industry standards. The suspension serves as a pause, allowing the salesperson to potentially secure employment with another dealer in the future. To reinstate their ability to practice, the salesperson would need to be employed again under a licensed dealer, at which point the license can be activated again.

Maintaining an active license is crucial for compliance with state laws and regulations, and automatic suspension helps prevent individuals from conducting sales without the proper oversight and affiliation.