Alaska License LawIntermediateAlaska Exam
An Alaska real estate licensee who wishes to operate their own brokerage must hold a:
ASalesperson license
BAssociate broker license
CBroker licenseCorrect
DManaging broker certificate
Why Broker license Is Correct
Answer C: Broker license
Only a broker license authorizes an individual to operate an independent real estate brokerage in Alaska. A salesperson or associate broker must work under a sponsoring broker.
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