Delaware License Law
Under Delaware license law, which activity does NOT require a real estate license?
ASelling or listing property for another for a fee
BLeasing commercial property for another for compensation
CA property owner managing their own properties✓ Correct
DAuctioning real estate for a fee
Explanation
Delaware property owners who personally manage their own investment properties are exempt from the licensing requirement. Acting on behalf of another for compensation requires a license.
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