Kansas License Law
A Kansas real estate licensee who is also a licensed attorney may:
APractice both without any disclosure requirements
BPractice both but must disclose the dual professional capacity to avoid conflicts of interest✓ Correct
CPractice real estate law but not sales
DOnly practice real estate as a broker, not a salesperson
Explanation
Licensed attorneys who also hold real estate licenses must disclose both capacities when applicable and ensure their actions comply with both professional licensing requirements and ethical standards.
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