Which of the following is NOT a license type offered by the Division of Real Estate?

• A. Real Estate Broker
• B. Real Estate Salesperson
• C. Mortgage Servicer
• D. Real Estate Appraiser

Answer: (C)

The key idea is distinguishing which roles require a real estate license versus those that regulate mortgage-related activities. The Division of Real Estate licenses professionals who directly engage in real estate transactions or property valuation: a real estate broker can manage and represent clients in deals, a real estate salesperson works under a broker to facilitate transactions, and a real estate appraiser provides professional property valuations used in financing and sales. A mortgage servicer, however, handles loan administration—collecting payments, managing escrow, and other loan servicing tasks—rather than performing licensed real estate activities. That work is overseen by a different regulatory area focused on financial services or mortgage lending, not the Division of Real Estate. So, mortgage servicer is not a license type offered by the Division of Real Estate.