Section 3: License Law, Qualifications for Licensure, and Commission Rules Flashcards

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Sales Associate

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can perform real estate services only under the supervision of a licensed broker

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Caveat Emptor

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Let the buyer beware”) is the legal principle that the buyer is responsible for checking the quality of the product before making a purchase.

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Broker Associate

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A licensed broker who chooses to work under the supervision of another licensed broker

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Broker

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A person (or entity) who performs real estate services for others for compensation and may supervise other real estate licensees

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Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA)

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A contractual agreement with some states in which the education and experience of individuals licensed in those states is recognized.

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Florida’s MRAs

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Florida currently has mutual recognition agreements with Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Nebraska, Illinois, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Kentucky and West Virginia.

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DBPR

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Department of Business and Professional Regulation

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Prima Facie Evidence

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Evidence is sufficient on its face to prove a case.

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Real estate services include

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advertising real estate services, buying, appraising, renting, selling, auctioning, leasing, or exchanging real estate.

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Renewing Licenses

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Biennial license fee, unlicensed activity fee, and, if required, a Real Estate Recovery Fund fee

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Updating Your Address

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You’re required to notify the DBPR in writing within 10 days of a change in your current residential mailing address. Failure to do so puts you at risk of a citation and a $500 fine.

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March Renewal

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Initial licensing from April - September

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September Renewal

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Initial licensing from October - March

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Involuntary Inactive

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If you do not renew your license before the expiration date

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Voluntary Inactive

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Status after passing the exam, before registering with a broker. You’re qualified to practice real estate but choose not to. You can return to real estate at any time.

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16
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Group License

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Sometimes issued to a broker/sales associate who works for an owner/developer who owns property under different business names.

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Multiple Licenses

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Issued to a broker who is the broker for more than one business entity.

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Florida Real Estate Commission (FREC)

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Made up of seven commissioners including active licensees and consumers. 4 active brokers (5 years experience), 1 active licensee (2 years experience), and 2 never licensed individuals. 1 must be 60 or older.

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Commision’s Powers

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Executive: Regulate and enforce real estate laws
Quasi-Legislative: Enact and revise administrative rules
Quasi-Judicial: Grant or deny license applications, determine violations of license law, and administer penalties

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Executive Duties

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Adopt a seal
Foster the education of applicants and licensees
Regulate professional practices
Report criminal violations

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Quasi-Legislative Duties

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Pass rules and regulations
Establish fees

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Quasi-Judicial Duties

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Grant or deny applications for licensure
Suspend or revoke licenses
Impose administrative fines

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DBPR Divisions

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Division of Professions
Division of Service Operations
Division of Florida Condominiums, Timeshares, and Mobile Homes
Division of Real Estate

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Division of Real Estate (DRE)

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Provides the administrative services and ministerial duties needed for the examination and licensing of real estate professionals in Florida.

25
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Where would you look to find the Florida Administrative Code with the rules regulating the real estate profession?

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Chapter 61J2

26
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Where can you find the Florida Statutes that regulate real estate?

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Chapter 475