A salesperson owns a residence and wishes to sell it without listing it. Under Pennsylvania license law, the salesperson MUST:

While a salesperson may choose to list their property with their firm, Pennsylvania law does not require this action for a personal sale. A licensee can sell their own property independently without listing it with their brokerage, as long as they comply with disclosure requirements.

Offering a commission or fee to cooperating brokers is not a legal requirement for a licensee selling their own residence. Licensees can opt to sell their property without involving other brokers, and thus, they are not obligated to provide a commission unless they choose to do so.

While it is necessary for a salesperson to maintain an active license to perform real estate transactions, this requirement applies universally to all salespersons, not just those selling their own property. Therefore, while true, it does not specifically address the obligations related to advertising and disclosure in this context.