Alaska License Law
An Alaska licensee may perform which of the following without a broker affiliation?
AListing a seller's property for sale
BShowing properties to buyers for compensation
CPlacing their license on inactive status and earning income from non-real estate activities✓ Correct
DManaging rental properties for third parties
Explanation
An Alaska licensee with an inactive license may earn income from non-real estate activities without a broker affiliation. An inactive license does not permit the licensee to perform any real estate activities for compensation — but it does not prevent other employment.
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