Which individual is required to have a real estate license in Indiana?

In Indiana, individuals involved in real estate activities typically require a real estate license to ensure compliance with state regulations and to protect the public's interests. The correct choice involves an attorney soliciting listings from 'For Sale by Owners' because engaging in the business of negotiating real estate transactions or offering services related to real estate sales constitutes activities that usually necessitate a real estate license.

While attorneys have certain exemptions under Indiana law when acting within the scope of their legal practice, actively soliciting listings from property owners is considered a real estate activity that needs licensing. This distinguishes the role of soliciting listings from activities that may be performed by professionals like brokers, appraisers, or property managers, which have different licensing requirements or exemptions.

Brokers negotiating sales and property managers overseeing rentals generally operate under the parameters defined by their respective licenses. Appraisers, while also involved in property assessments, do not conduct transactions and are under a different set of regulatory requirements. Thus, the requirement for a real estate license primarily applies to the direct engagement in transactions and solicitation of listings in the real estate market, which is pertinent to the chosen answer.