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Under Arkansas license law, which of the following activities does NOT require a person to hold an active Arkansas real estate license?

Correct Answer

C) Selling your own personally owned real property without receiving compensation from another party

Under Ark. Code Ann. § 17-42-103, a person selling their own personally owned real property is specifically exempt from the Arkansas real estate licensing requirement. This owner exemption recognizes that individuals have an inherent right to sell their own property without being required to hold a real estate license. The exemption applies to the owner acting on their own behalf, not to someone acting as an agent for others.

Answer Options
A
Listing a neighbor's home for sale and receiving a commission for the service
B
Managing a residential rental property on behalf of the owner for a fee
C
Selling your own personally owned real property without receiving compensation from another party
D
Negotiating a commercial lease on behalf of a landlord client in exchange for compensation

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