Associate Broker: A real estate license classification used in some states to describe a person who has qualified as a real estate broker but still works for and is supervised by another broker, also called a broker-salesperson, broker-associate or affiliate broker.

 

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Associate Broker: A real estate license classification used in some states to describe a person who has qualified as a real estate broker but still works for and is supervised by another broker, also called a . . . View Full Definition

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Industrial Broker: A real estate broker who specializes in brokering industrial real estate.

Institutional Brokers Estimate System (IBES): A broker who buys and sells securities for institutional investors such as banks, and mutual funds, pensions.

Insurance Broker: The insurance company representative and adviser who sells insurance policies.

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Independent Broker: A certified public accountant operating outside the company who can provide an accountant's opinion.

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