Which authority does the Alabama Real Estate Commission NOT have?

The Alabama Real Estate Commission is primarily tasked with regulating the real estate industry within the state. This includes enforcing real estate laws, handling public complaints against licensees, and disciplining those licensees who violate regulations or laws governing real estate practice.

The correct choice, which indicates the authority that the Commission does not possess, is providing funding for housing programs. This function typically falls under the purview of government agencies or departments specifically designed for housing and urban development, not the regulatory body overseeing real estate licenses. The Commission focuses on ensuring compliance with real estate laws, safeguarding consumer interests, and maintaining professional standards in the real estate profession rather than financial or funding operations related to housing programs.