If a broker from Michigan is licensed in Indiana, what can they do?

The most appropriate action for a broker from Michigan who is licensed in Indiana is to act as a broker associated with a Managing Broker in Indiana. This option is valid because, although the broker holds a license in Indiana, they still need to operate under the supervision of a Managing Broker, who is responsible for ensuring compliance with state regulations and the proper handling of transactions.

The licensing requirement means that the out-of-state broker cannot independently open their own brokerage unless they meet all the criteria and regulations specific to Indiana. Furthermore, while they may be able to perform many functions of a broker, they cannot operate alone unless given the appropriate permissions and structure under Indiana law. The option of working solely from Michigan is also not viable, as the broker must engage with clients and transactions within Indiana to utilize their Indiana license.