North Carolina License Law
A NC real estate licensee who is also a licensed attorney may practice real estate brokerage:
AWithout a real estate license, using their law license
BOnly under a separate real estate broker's license✓ Correct
CUnder a dual professional license issued by both the NCREC and the State Bar
DOnly for commercial transactions
Explanation
An attorney who wishes to practice real estate brokerage (e.g., earning a commission for representing buyers or sellers) must hold a separate NC real estate broker's license.
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