Question

in alabama, an unlicensed assistant to a licensee may

• drive a prospect to a property
• place signs on property
• present an offer to an owner
• show property, including holding an open house

Explanation:

Identify permitted activities for unlicensed assistants under Alabama License Law

Under Alabama real estate license law, unlicensed assistants are strictly prohibited from performing activities that require a real estate license, such as showing properties, holding open houses, presenting offers, or driving prospects to properties to show them. However, they are permitted to perform purely ministerial, clerical, or administrative tasks.

Evaluate the given options against state regulations

• "Drive a prospect to a property": Prohibited if it involves showing or discussing the property.
• "Place signs on property": Permitted as a purely ministerial, physical task.
• "Present an offer to an owner": Prohibited as it is a licensed negotiation activity.
• "Show property, including holding an open house": Prohibited as it requires a license.

Select the correct option

The only permitted activity listed for an unlicensed assistant is placing signs on a property.

Answer:

• (A) Drive a prospect to a property
• (B) Place signs on property (Correct answer)
• (C) Present an offer to an owner
• (D) Show property, including holding an open house