Alabama License Law
Under Alabama license law, which of the following is grounds for license revocation?
AFailing to close a transaction
BMisrepresentation or fraud in a real estate transaction✓ Correct
CRepresenting both buyer and seller with proper disclosure
DAdvertising a property at a price below market value
Explanation
Misrepresentation, fraud, dishonest dealing, and commingling of funds are all grounds for license suspension or revocation under Alabama law. Dual agency with proper disclosure is permitted.
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