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In Alaska real estate practice, trust money is deposited with the broker or affiliated person in a real estate transaction. What should the licensee remember?

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A) The money must be deposited in or mailed to the appropriate trust account within five days after receipt unless location, weather, or transportation makes that impossible or unreasonable

12 AAC 64.200 sets the five-day deposit or mailing rule for trust money. Source basis: Alaska DCCED Real Estate Commission RECregulations.pdf and Alaska Court System PUB-30 Landlord and Tenant Act booklet: cited rules include 12 AAC 64.180, 64.200, 64.220, 64.240, 64.550, 64.560, 64.570 and AS 34.03 security-deposit/remedy rules; checked 2026-04-30.

Answer Options
A
The money must be deposited in or mailed to the appropriate trust account within five days after receipt unless location, weather, or transportation makes that impossible or unreasonable
B
The property manager may follow any owner instruction even if it conflicts with Alaska property-management rules.
C
Property management money can be handled in an ordinary operating account if the owner agrees orally.
D
The rule applies only to sales transactions and never to rental management.

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