Final answer:
Conducting business in another state by a real estate broker associated with a principal broker is not a violation of Oregon License Law. The other options listed represent violations that can result in serious repercussions for the broker's license in Oregon.
Step-by-step explanation:
The action by a real estate broker associated with a principal broker that would NOT be a violation of Oregon License Law is (d) Conducting business in another state. As long as the broker complies with the licensing laws of the state in which they are conducting business, this action is not a violation in Oregon. However, the other actions listed, such as failing to provide a property condition disclosure, mishandling of client funds, and providing false information about a property's value, are explicit violations of the Oregon License Law, which could result in penalties or revocation of the broker's license.