Alabama License Law
In Alabama, which of the following acts does NOT require a real estate license?
AListing a property for sale for compensation
BA licensed attorney acting in a fiduciary capacity under a court order✓ Correct
CNegotiating a commercial lease for compensation
DManaging residential rental property for compensation
Explanation
Licensed attorneys acting in a fiduciary capacity under court authority (such as a trustee or executor) are exempt from real estate licensing requirements in Alabama.
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