Tennessee Code Title 62. Professions, Businesses and Trades § 62-13-309

(2) The license of a broker and of each affiliate broker under contract to the broker shall be displayed or otherwise available for public inspection, in electronic form or hard copy, at the broker's principal place of business.

(3) Within ten (10) days after any change of location of the office, the principal broker registered at that office shall notify the commission in writing of the office's new business address and shall pay the fee established in § 62-13-308. The new address shall be considered the new business address for all brokers or affiliate brokers associated with the location unless any such brokers or affiliate brokers otherwise notify the commission of a new business address through a change of affiliation, termination of affiliation, or by other means acceptable to the commission.

(b)(1) Each licensed broker shall maintain a sign on the outside of the broker's office of the size and content that local ordinances and the commission prescribe, which shall clearly state that the broker is engaged in the real estate business.

(2) In making application for a license or for a change of location, the licensee shall verify, in writing, that the licensee's office conforms with zoning laws and ordinances.

(3) The maintenance of the broker's office in the broker's home shall not relieve the broker from the requirement of having a sign outside of the house as required in this subsection (b).

(4) Affiliate brokers are not required to display signs at the office of their brokers.

(d)(1) If the applicant for a broker's license maintains more than one (1) place of business within the state, the applicant shall apply for and obtain an additional firm license for each branch office.

(2) Every application shall state the location of the branch office and the name of the person in charge of it.

(3) Each branch office shall be under the direction and supervision of a broker licensed at that address.