In most states, the terms real estate agent and real estate broker have distinct meanings. A real estate agent is typically licensed to represent home buyers or sellers, while a broker holds a higher-level license, manages agents, and has prior experience in real estate.
However, North Carolina uses different terminology. In this state, a real estate broker refers to the professional most other states would call a real estate agent or salesperson.
For those at a higher level of responsibility, such as managing other brokers or overseeing transactions, the title is Broker-in-Charge (BIC), which is equivalent to what other states might call a real estate broker.
In summary:
As an agent with Dalton Wade, you can use the "Broker" title if you are licensed in North Carolina.