Alaska License Law
When the Alaska Real Estate Commission investigates a licensee, the investigation is initiated by:
AOnly a formal written complaint from an injured party
BA complaint, an audit finding, or the Commission's own initiative✓ Correct
COnly the Alaska Department of Commerce
DOnly when criminal charges have been filed against the licensee
Explanation
The Alaska Real Estate Commission may initiate an investigation based on a consumer complaint, a trust account audit finding, information from law enforcement, or the Commission's own initiative. The Commission does not need to wait for a formal complaint to investigate potential violations.
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