Alaska License Law
In Alaska, a real estate licensee who pays a kickback to a lender in exchange for loan referrals:
AIs permitted if both parties disclose it in writing
BViolates RESPA and may also face state disciplinary action✓ Correct
CIs permitted as long as the fee is under $50
DIs permitted in commercial transactions only
Explanation
Kickbacks between real estate licensees and lenders for referrals violate the federal Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) and may also constitute grounds for state disciplinary action by the Alaska Real Estate Commission. No exemption exists for small amounts or written disclosure.
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