Which individual does NOT require a real estate license?

The answer indicating that a full-time builder's employee conducting open houses does require a real estate license is accurate because, in Indiana, any individual who conducts open houses or represents properties to potential buyers typically needs to be licensed. This regulation ensures that individuals are knowledgeable about real estate laws, practices, and ethics, which helps protect both the buyers and sellers in real estate transactions.

On the other hand, attorneys acting as real estate brokers do not need a real estate license because they are covered under their legal practice. Likewise, individuals receiving finder's fees might not require a license, depending on the nature of their activities and the laws governing such compensation. Lastly, someone showing a neighbor's property casually is often not engaged in professional real estate activities that would warrant licensing. This exemption typically applies to informal situations where no commission or formal services are being rendered.