Delaware License Law
Which of the following activities would require a Delaware real estate license?
AA property owner selling their own home
BAn attorney handling a real estate closing for a client
CA person negotiating the sale of real property on behalf of another for compensation✓ Correct
DA property manager employed directly by an owner to manage a single property
Explanation
Negotiating the sale of real property on behalf of another for compensation requires a Delaware real estate license. Exemptions include owners selling their own property, attorneys acting in their legal capacity, and employees directly employed by an owner.
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