Alaska License Law
A real estate licensee in Alaska may NOT accept compensation from:
ATheir employing broker
BBoth the buyer and seller in a transaction without informed written consent of all parties✓ Correct
CA referral fee from an out-of-state broker
DA developer for selling new construction
Explanation
A licensee may not accept compensation from more than one party in a transaction without the informed written consent of all parties involved. Dual compensation without disclosure is considered a conflict of interest and violates Alaska license law.
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