When is a salesperson allowed to begin selling vehicles?

A salesperson is allowed to begin selling vehicles upon obtaining a valid salesperson license. This license signifies that the individual has completed the necessary training and met the regulatory requirements set by the state of Wisconsin to engage in selling motor vehicles. The licensing process ensures that salespersons are knowledgeable about relevant laws, customer service practices, and ethical standards, which are crucial for maintaining professionalism in the automotive sales environment.

The other scenarios, such as completing training or receiving a customer lead, do not grant the authority to sell. While training is essential for preparing a salesperson, it is the active and valid license that permits them to engage in sales legally. Additionally, making a sale is the result of effective sales practices, which can only occur once the salesperson is authorized to operate in that capacity. Without a valid license, an individual cannot legally sell vehicles, regardless of their training or potential prospects.