Alaska License LawIntermediateAlaska Exam
Under Alaska law, a licensee acting as a property manager must:
AHold a separate property management license
BOperate under the supervision of their employing brokerCorrect
CBe licensed as a broker before managing properties
DRegister separately with the Alaska Real Estate Commission for each managed property
Why Operate under the supervision of their employing broker Is Correct
Answer B: Operate under the supervision of their employing broker
In Alaska, property management activities — if performed for compensation on behalf of another — require a real estate license. Property managers must operate under the supervision of a licensed broker and follow all applicable licensee conduct requirements.
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