What type of acts can a licensee perform for customers?

A licensee can perform ministerial acts for customers, which include administrative tasks that do not require the exercise of professional judgment. These acts typically involve routine functions like providing information about properties, scheduling showings, or assisting with paperwork. Ministerial acts are essential for facilitating the real estate transaction process, allowing the licensee to support clients effectively while remaining within the legal boundaries of their role.

While the other options involve more complex responsibilities typically associated with agency relationships, ministerial acts are straightforward and do not require a fiduciary relationship or the provision of legal advice. For example, negotiating contracts or representing a customer in all matters would place a licensee in a role that requires a different level of responsibility and adherence to legal provisions that are governed by licensing laws. Giving legal advice, similarly, is outside the scope of activities a licensee can perform unless they hold a law degree and are authorized to do so. Therefore, focusing on ministerial acts aligns with the tasks that help customers while maintaining compliance with licensing regulations.