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Under Utah Code Ann. § 61-2f, which of the following activities does NOT require a Utah real estate license?

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D) An attorney selling real property on behalf of a client as part of a legal proceeding

Under Utah Code Ann. § 61-2f-103, certain persons are exempt from the licensing requirement, including licensed attorneys who perform real estate activities incidental to their law practice or as part of a legal proceeding (such as an estate sale, probate, or court-ordered sale). An attorney acting within this capacity is not required to hold a separate real estate license.

Answer Options
A
Negotiating the sale of a commercial property on behalf of another person for compensation
B
Listing and marketing a residential property for sale on behalf of the owner for a commission
C
Managing residential rental properties for a third-party owner for a monthly management fee
D
An attorney selling real property on behalf of a client as part of a legal proceeding

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