Under49 Pa. Code § 35.241 (Supervision and Operation of Offices),a licensed real estate salesperson must be supervised by a broker or an associate broker designated by the broker.

A broker may assign an associate broker (who has passed the broker exam but does not own the brokerage) to oversee salespersons.

Salespersons cannot work independently; they must work under the direction of a licensed broker or an assigned associate broker.

Why the other answers are incorrect:

Option A (Team Leader):A team leader is not a formal supervisory position under Pennsylvania law unless they are an associate broker or broker.

Option B (Salesperson):A salesperson cannot supervise other salespersons.

Option D (Transaction Coordinator):A transaction coordinator handles paperwork but does not supervise licensees.

Under49 Pa. Code § 35.326 (Escrow Accounts and Interest),interest earned on escrow accounts belongs to the party or parties as determined by the terms of the contract or agreement.

A broker cannot personally benefit from interest earned on escrow funds unless the contract explicitly allows it.

The purchase agreement must specify how the interest is handled, whether it is payable to the buyer, seller, or split between parties.

Why the other answers are incorrect:

Option A (Payable to the Broker):A broker cannot keep interest from an escrow account unless agreed upon in writing.

Option B (Equally Divided Between Buyer and Seller):Interest division is not automatic; it must be outlined in the contract.

Option C (Equally Divided Between Brokers):Brokers do not have rights to escrow interest unless explicitly agreed upon.

UnderThe Federal Fair Housing Act (42 U.S.C. § 3604) and the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act (PHRA), it is illegal to discriminate against renters or buyers based onfamily status, which includes children. However,age-restricted housing is allowed under certain conditions.

Housing communities designated as "55 and older" or "62 and older" are legally permitted under the Housing for Older Persons Act (HOPA), provided they meet federal guidelines.

Option C (Creek Village - an Age-Restricted Community) is lawful because it indicates compliance with HOPA, meaning at least 80% of residents are over 55.

Why the other answers are incorrect:

Option A (Children 12 and Older Only):Discriminating against families with young children violates theFair Housing Act (FHA).

Option B (Adults Only Building):Landlords cannot prohibit families with children from renting.

Option D (All Couples Apartment Building):This discriminates againstsingle renters and violates fair housing laws.