If a broker holds deposits or funds from buyers, sellers, or landlords, which statement is true?

A$.$ If reported to the DBPR properly, the broker may have one business account for deposits, seller's funds, landlord's funds and bu

B$.$ A broker must have a separate account for escrow funds and, at least, one other account for other types of funds.

C$.$ Commingling is an account strategy to save the broker time, streamline bookkeeping and is highly encouraged.

D$.$ A broker must have separate accounts for each transaction.