Alabama License Law
Which of the following is NOT a ground for license revocation by AREC in Alabama?
ACommingling client funds with personal funds
BMisrepresenting material facts to a buyer
CFailing to join the National Association of REALTORS®✓ Correct
DActing as a dual agent without written consent
Explanation
AREC can revoke licenses for unethical or illegal conduct such as commingling, misrepresentation, or undisclosed dual agency. Membership in a trade association such as NAR is voluntary and not required by Alabama license law.
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