Which of the following is exempt from real estate licensure?

Licensed attorneys are exempt from real estate licensure when they engage in activities related to real estate transactions, provided these activities are part of their legal services to clients. This is because attorneys are already governed by their own licensing requirements and legal obligations, which allow them to advise clients on real estate matters, draft legal documents, and represent clients in real estate transactions without needing a separate real estate license.

In contrast, individuals working part-time, real estate brokers, and property managers typically require licensure to perform their duties legally. Part-time status does not confer an exemption from licensure requirements. Similarly, real estate brokers must be licensed to conduct business, and property managers must be licensed to manage properties and handle leases. Therefore, in the context of real estate transactions, licensed attorneys stand out as exempt from needing an additional real estate license.