The provisions of the Real Estate Licensing and Registration Act apply to:

Trustees acting under court authority are typically exempt from the provisions of the Real Estate Licensing and Registration Act, as their activities are directed by legal obligations rather than real estate licensing requirements. Their role is governed by the terms of the trust and court orders, not by licensing laws.

Attorneys representing clients in real estate transactions are also generally exempt from the licensing requirements of the Real Estate Licensing and Registration Act. They can act on behalf of clients due to their professional legal qualifications, which cover the necessary legal aspects of real estate dealings.

Licensed auctioneers may be subject to different regulations and are not necessarily covered under the Real Estate Licensing and Registration Act. Their activities often fall under auctioneer licensing laws, which govern the sale of property at auction but do not specifically address the provisions outlined for real estate licensees.