There are several different types of professional relationships that Alaska real estate licensees can form with members of the public--notably, representation, neutral licensee, designated licensee, and special assistance. Each of these relationships is defined by law and comes with different responsibilities. This course presents an overview of these relationships, the duties owed and not owed to consumers, and the duration of licensee relationships. It also explains the requirement to timely present the Alaska Real Estate Consumer Disclosure.

Upon completion, students will be able to:

• explain the different types of licensee relationships, including representation, neutral licensee, designated licensee, and special assistance
• identify the appropriate licensee relationship for different situations
• describe the timely presentation of the Alaska Real Estate Consumer Disclosure
• recall duties not owed in each licensee relationship
• recognize the duration of licensee relationships and any continuing obligations

Alaska real estate brokers and salespersons