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- The basic idea of a Florida hardship license is that it operates as a “provisional” driving permit. Instead of being a regular license with full driving privileges, your ability to move around in a vehicle as the driver is restricted. Most often, a Florida hardship license occurs as a result of having your license suspended or revoked.
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Nov 5, 2010 · Per Florida Administrative Code 61J2-3.013(1), a physical hardship is defined as follows. “A physical hardship case pertaining to post licensing education includes: a licensee’s long term illness or an illness involving a close relative or person for whom the licensee has care-giving responsibilities; the required course is not reasonably ...
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your approved Real Estate Instructor and School. This booklet is intended to provide a direct access to Chapter 475, Florida Statutes, Part I and 61J2, Florida Administrative Code. This booklet is updated continual, but please reference the Florida Statutes and Administrative Code website before reviewing this booklet.
Petitioner seeks a variance or waiver of Rules 61J2-3.009, 61J2-3.010 and 61J2-3.013, F.A.C., to help reinstate his Florida real estate broker’s license. The Petitioner .... 18740514
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- Designated Sales Associate Law
- Title Research
- Multiple Licenses
- Name Changes
- Hiring Someone New to The Field
- Opening An Office
- Broker Price Opinions
- Listing Agreements
- Unlicensed Assistants
Referral fees should flow through the brokerage company to the associate. The Florida Real Estate Commission (FREC) has said an associate may be paid directly at closing if a broker instructs the closing agent (in a specific writing) to authorize direct payment. FREC has not expanded this to include other situations. (Section 475.42(1)(d), Florida ...
A single sales associate can act as an agent for both the buyer and the seller in a commercial transaction, as long as the buyer and seller each have assets of $1 million or more and have signed th...In order for the buyer and the seller to prove that they each have assets of $1 million or more, they need to sign disclosures stating their assetsmeet the threshold. (Section 475.2755, Florida Sta...The Designated Sales Associate law also applies toa commercial lease;one sales associate may act as the single agent for a landlord and a tenant. In a real property transaction, “buyer” means a tra...The Designated Sales Associate law does not apply to residential sales, as defined in 475.278. Therefore, a broker’s office can only act as a single agent for one party, either the buyer or the sel...Determining and analyzing acceptable title is an extremely complex legal undertaking. A licensed attorney is the best person to offer an opinion that title to a property is good or merchantable. Real estate agents should advise prospective buyers to consult their attorney on the merchantability of the title or to obtain title insurance. Real estate...
An associate (whether sales associate or broker-associate) may not hold multiple licenses and may not work for more than one real estate company. (Section 475.215(2), Florida Statutes)A broker may hold multiple broker’s licenses and can workas a broker in multiple real estate companies. (Section 475.215(1), Florida Statutes)A Florida licensee may also have a real estate license in another state.When an agent or broker changes their name legally, they must requestthat theirreal estate license be reissued in the new name.They must include a copy of the legal document that legally changed the name (e.g., a marriage license) in this request. (Rule 61J2-9.007, Florida Administrative Code)
A new sales associate may not begin engagingin real estate activity until he/she has received a license number by the FloridaDivision of Real Estate (DRE) and the Department of Business and ProfessionalRegulation (DBPR) database reflects the appropriate information.
In Florida, only a broker can open an office. Each active broker must maintain an office and register that office with the Florida Real Estate Commission.Sales associates and broker-associates cannot establish their ownreal estate offices. Sales professionals must be registered with a broker, and to work out of the broker’s office. (Section 475.22,...A broker may register an office outside Florida, as long as the broker agrees in writing to cooperate with any investigation initiated by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DPB...Broker price opinions (BPOs) are considered to be a real estate brokerage activity.Sales associates may not collect any money in connection with a real estate brokerage transaction, whether as commission or other payment, except in the name of their employer—the broker. (Section 475.42(1)(d), Florida Statutes). So if an associate performs a BPO, th...
A listing agreement cannot renew automatically. All listing agreements must contain a definite expiration date. (Section 475.25(1)(r), Florida Statutes)
Each regional MLS determines whether unlicensed assistants may have their own MLS ID. The Florida Real Estate Commission (FREC) has a list of informally approved activities an unlicensed assistant can perform. See the Unlicensed Assistants section for a list of permissible activities.
All applicants must have obtained the Real Estate license by having met the education and examination requirements of the state with which Florida has mutual recognition. Applicant must hold a valid, current and active real estate license, in good standing, issued by the Real Estate licensing agency in the state from which the applicant is ...
An applicant for an active broker’s license or a sales associate’s license must be competent and qualified to make real estate transactions and conduct negotiations therefor with safety to investors and to those with whom the applicant may undertake a relationship of trust and confidence.
All requests for publications, documents, forms, applications for licenses, permits and other similar certifications can be obtained by contacting the Customer Contact Center. Katy McGinnis, Director. Search DBPR records for businesses and professionals licensed by the department.
