Licensing law in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania requires that a real estate salesperson be supervised by a licensed real estate broker or a broker-assigned:

A team leader is typically a title used within a real estate team structure, but they do not hold a specific licensing status recognized by Pennsylvania law. While they may provide guidance to team members, they are not authorized to supervise salespersons unless they are also a licensed broker or associate broker.

Salespersons cannot supervise other salespersons, as they lack the necessary licensing to do so. Pennsylvania law requires that supervision come from a licensed broker or an associate broker, thereby ensuring that all activities are conducted under the authority of someone with the requisite training and legal standing.

A transaction coordinator typically assists with the administrative aspects of real estate transactions but does not possess a broker's license. They are not certified to supervise salespersons under Pennsylvania law, as their role is more focused on facilitating processes rather than providing regulatory oversight.