The type of license that allows individuals to practice real estate is:

The salesperson's license is essential for individuals who wish to engage in the practice of real estate under the supervision of a licensed broker. This license enables agents to facilitate real estate transactions, represent clients, and handle various aspects of property sales, leasing, and management.

When individuals obtain a salesperson's license, they are permitted to perform specific tasks related to real estate, such as showing properties, negotiating contracts, and assisting clients in the buying and selling process. However, it is important to note that they must operate under the guidance and brokerage of a licensed real estate broker, as the broker holds the overall responsibility for the real estate transaction.

Comparatively, the broker's license is intended for those who want to operate independently or manage a real estate firm, which requires additional training and experience beyond that of a salesperson. Conditional and temporary licenses are typically granted under specific circumstances, such as for individuals who have not yet completed all the requirements for a full license. Thus, the salesperson's license is the standard license that empowers individuals to actively practice real estate in a supportive, supervised role.