Which of the following must be notified to the Board within thirty days?

In Virginia real estate practice, certain events must be communicated promptly to maintain compliance with regulations set forth by the Board. The correct answer, which involves the termination of a salesperson, is significant because this action directly affects the validity of the salesperson's license. When a salesperson is terminated, it is essential for the Board to be notified within thirty days to ensure that the license records are up to date, and to prevent unauthorized practice by the former salesperson.

Although the intentional avoidance of notifying about changes in home addresses or a salesperson's change of broker may seem less critical, these situations also require timely notification. However, the focus of the law emphasizes the immediate need to report termination to maintain integrity within the licensing system. Notifying the Board about such an occurrence helps ensure that all parties in the real estate transaction are operating within lawful boundaries, thus protecting consumers and the industry as a whole.

Each of the other options, while also important, does not carry the same level of urgency as notifying the Board regarding a termination.