Final answer:
A court-appointed executor does not need a real estate license to sell property under a court order as they are empowered by the court and the will to manage the estate's assets.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question you asked pertains to whether a court-appointed executor needs a real estate license when selling the property of a deceased person under a court order. Generally, the answer is No, a court-appointed executor, also known as a personal representative, is not required to have a real estate license when administering the estate of the deceased. Executing the will of the deceased often involves the legal transfer and management of assets, which can include the liquidation of real estate. An executor is empowered by the courts and the will of the deceased (if one exists) to carry out such transactions as part of their duties to settle the estate. However, they may enlist the help of licensed real estate professionals if necessary to manage or expedite the sale.