The provisions of the Real Estate Licensing and Registration Act apply to: OB OA a trustee who participates in real estate transactions under the authority of a court order OC an attorney-at-law who participates in real estate transactions on behalf of a client a real estate licensee selling real estate she owns a licensed auctioneer who is auctioning property
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