An unlicensed personal assistant who engages in activities requiring a license may face which consequence?

The consequence that an unlicensed personal assistant may face for engaging in activities requiring a license is a civil fine by the real estate commissioner. In many jurisdictions, including Oregon, real estate activities are strictly regulated, and operating without a license can lead to enforcement actions to uphold the laws governing real estate practice.

When a person conducts activities that require licensing—such as negotiating contracts, showing properties, or handling client funds—they are violating real estate regulations. The real estate commissioner has the authority to impose civil fines to deter unlicensed practice and maintain the integrity of the real estate profession. This ensures that individuals participating in real estate transactions are properly trained, adhere to legal standards, and protect consumers.

While loss of employment, warnings, or mandatory training sessions might occur in some situations, these are typically not formal legal consequences under real estate regulations, thus making them less likely than the imposition of a civil fine.