Alaska License LawIntermediateAlaska Exam

Under Alaska's real estate licensing statutes, a person who operates a real estate business without a license is subject to:

AOnly a warning letter on the first offense, which most practitioners would generally accept
BCivil penalties, criminal charges, and being required to return any compensation receivedCorrect
CA temporary license suspension only
DA $500 administrative fine

Why Civil penalties, criminal charges, and being required to return any compensation received Is Correct

Answer B: Civil penalties, criminal charges, and being required to return any compensation received

Practicing real estate without a license in Alaska is a serious violation. Unlicensed persons may face civil penalties, criminal prosecution, and an order to disgorge (return) any compensation received for unlicensed real estate activities.

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