What act does not require a real estate license in Massachusetts?

In Massachusetts, certain activities involving real estate do not require a real estate license. Selling your own property is one of these activities. As a property owner, you have the right to sell your own real estate without needing a license, as you are representing yourself rather than acting as an agent for someone else's property.

Working as a salaried property manager also does not require a real estate license. Property managers who are employed by a property owner or management company are typically exempt from licensing requirements because they are not acting as agents but rather as employees of the owner.

Offering property for lease as an auctioneer can also be conducted without a real estate license, provided the auctioneer is licensed for auctioneering and not engaging in activities exclusively reserved for licensed real estate agents.

Given that each of these activities can be performed without a real estate license, the answer is that none of the options listed require a license, making "All of the above" the correct selection.