Alaska License LawIntermediateAlaska Exam
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 initiativeCorrect
COnly the Alaska Department of Commerce
DOnly when criminal charges have been filed against the licensee, in general
Why A complaint, an audit finding, or the Commission's own initiative Is Correct
Answer B: A complaint, an audit finding, or the Commission's own initiative
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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