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Under Alabama license law, which of the following persons is EXCEPT from the requirement to hold an Alabama real estate license?

Correct Answer

D) An attorney-in-fact acting under a duly executed power of attorney on behalf of a principal in a single real estate transaction

Under Code of Alabama §34-27-2, an attorney-in-fact acting under a duly executed power of attorney is exempt from the Alabama real estate licensing requirement when acting on behalf of a principal in a real estate transaction. This exemption recognizes that the attorney-in-fact is acting as the principal's legal representative under a specific legal instrument, not as a real estate professional providing services to the public for compensation.

Answer Options
A
An individual who lists and sells properties on behalf of multiple property owners for a commission
B
A person who assists buyers in identifying and negotiating the purchase of commercial properties for a fee
C
A property manager who independently manages residential properties for multiple owners and receives compensation
D
An attorney-in-fact acting under a duly executed power of attorney on behalf of a principal in a single real estate transaction

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