Who is responsible for directing the Real Estate Division?

The administrator is responsible for directing the Real Estate Division. This individual typically oversees the operational aspects and ensures that the division functions effectively in enforcing real estate laws and regulations. The role of the administrator includes managing personnel, implementing policies, and addressing issues related to real estate activities within the state.

The other options, while involved in the broader context of state governance, do not have direct oversight over the day-to-day operations of the Real Estate Division. For instance, the governor may appoint officials or set overall policies, but it is the administrator who handles the specific management tasks. Similarly, the commission may consist of appointed members who set rules and policies, but again, it is the administrator who implements these directives. The state legislature is responsible for creating laws and regulations but does not directly manage departments or divisions.