Alabama License LawIntermediateAlabama Exam
A person practicing real estate without a license in Alabama may be subject to:
AA warning letter only
BCriminal penalties and civil liabilityCorrect
COnly a civil fine from AREC
DOnly a cease-and-desist order, in general
Why Criminal penalties and civil liability Is Correct
Answer B: Criminal penalties and civil liability
Practicing real estate without a license in Alabama can result in criminal penalties (misdemeanor or felony charges) as well as civil liability.
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