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Under Wisconsin Statutes Chapter 452, which of the following individuals is NOT required to hold a Wisconsin real estate salesperson or broker license to receive compensation for real estate-related activities?

Correct Answer

D) A salaried employee of a property owner who manages the owner's own properties and collects rents.

Under Wisconsin Statutes Chapter 452, a salaried employee who manages properties owned by their employer and collects rents on behalf of that same employer is exempt from the real estate license requirement. The exemption applies because the employee is acting on behalf of the property owner directly, not as an independent agent representing third parties for compensation. This is a recognized exemption for on-site or in-house property management employees.

Answer Options
A
A person who, for a fee, assists buyers in locating residential properties by showing listed homes.
B
A person who advertises and solicits listings of real property on behalf of a licensed broker for compensation.
C
A person who negotiates leases of commercial property for terms exceeding one year on behalf of property owners.
D
A salaried employee of a property owner who manages the owner's own properties and collects rents.

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