Maine License Law
In Maine, a 'real estate brokerage service' is distinguished from other services because it involves:
AOnly the sale of real estate
BActing as an agent for another in a real estate transaction for compensation✓ Correct
CProviding free real estate advice
DOnly property management services
Explanation
Real estate brokerage services involve acting as an agent for another person in real estate transactions (buying, selling, leasing, exchanging) for compensation. This triggers licensing requirements under Maine law.
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