Which of the following organizations is outside the authority of the Kentucky Real Estate Commission?

The Kentucky Real Estate Commission primarily oversees the licensing and regulation of real estate professionals, including real estate agents and brokers. Community Associations Managers are typically responsible for managing the daily operations of common interest communities, such as homeowners associations or condominium associations, and may not necessarily be required to hold a real estate license, depending on the specific nature of their responsibilities and the scope of the state's regulations.

In contrast, for-profit corporations, homeowners associations, and not-for-profit community associations may fall under various regulatory frameworks pertaining to business operations, property management, and community governance, but they are not specifically governed by the Kentucky Real Estate Commission in the same manner as real estate professionals. Therefore, Community Associations Managers, who can operate independently from the commission's direct authority, are identified as the correct answer in this context.