Unit 2 Flashcards

License Law and Qualifications

1
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What law did Florida Legislature pass in 1923?

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The real estate license law, chapter 475 of the Florida Statues.

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What did Florida create in 1925?

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The Florida legislature created the Florida real estate commission to administer and enforce the license law.

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The DRE does what and is located under what department?

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The DRE provides support services to the commission. The DRE is under the department of Business and Professional Regulation.

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4
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Sales Associate

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An individual typically begins a real estate career in Florida as a licensed sales associate.

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5
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Sales associates and broker associates are employed by and work under the direction and control of a…?

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Broker or and Owner-developer.

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Fingerprints

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Applicants must submit their fingerprints as part of the license application process. An applicant’s fingerprints are scanned and submitted to the Law Enforcement (FDLE) and to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

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Background Check

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Applicants are cautioned to complete the application carefully, particularly with respect to past history concerning felonies, misdemeanors, and traffic offenses.

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Nonresident Applicant Requirements

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Proof of U.S Citizenship is not required. However, a social security number is required. Applicants do not have to be Florida residents.

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Mutual Recognition Agreement

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The intent of mutual recognition is to recognize the education and experience of individuals licensed in another state or nation when the other jurisdiction has education and experience requirements comparable to Florida’s requirements.

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Florida Resident Defined

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For application and licensing purposes, the FREC rules define a Florida Resident as a person who has resided in Florida continuously for a period of four calendar months or more within the preceding year, regardless of whether the person resided in a recreational vehicle, hotel, rental unit, or other temporary permanent location.

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Sales associate qualification for licensure:

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  • 18 years or older
  • high school diploma or equivalent
  • posses a social security number
  • be honest, truthful, trustworthy, of good character
  • be competent and qualified to make real estate transactions and conduct negotiations with safety to investors and others.
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Education Requirements

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Sales associate candidates must successfully complete course 1 or an equivalent FREC approved pre-license course.

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Course 1 consist of

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60 hours of instruction plus 3 hours for an end-of-course examination. The end of course examination consist of 100 questions worth 1 point each and is usually organized with 45 questions on principles and practices, 45 questions on real estate law, and 10 math questions. A passing score of at least 70 is required on the end of course exam.

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Post-License Education

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Sales associates are required to successfully complete a prescribed post-licensing education requirement before the first renewal of their licenses.
- Also required to re-qualify.

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Continuing Education

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After completing the post-licensing education requirement during the initial license period, active and inactive licenses must complete at least 14 hours of continuing education during every two-year license period after that.

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Broker Requirements

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Broker applicants must successfully complete cause 2 or an equivalent FREC approved course. Course 2 consist of 69 hours of instructions plus 3 hours for the end of the course examination.

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Broker Experience Requirements

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Broker applicants must fulfill an experience requirement in addition to the education requirement. To fulfill the experience requirement, a broker applicant must have an active real estate license for at least 24 months during the five-year period preceding the application to become a Florida real estate broker.

18
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Broker Pre-Licensing Education

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If a broker does not complete the 60 hour post licensing requirement, the broker’s license becomes null and void by operation of law.

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Broker Continuing Education

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Broker licenses must complete the same continuing education requirements required for sales associates.

20
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A

B
A
R

S
A
L
E

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A- Advertise real estate services

B- Buy
A- Appraise (non-federally related transactions)
R-Rent of provide rental information or list

S-Sell
A-Auction
L-Lease
E-Exchange

21
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Compensation

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Is defined as anything of value or valuable consideration, directly or indirectly paid, promised, or expected to be paid or received.

22
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Owner Exemptions

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Property owners may buy, sell exchange, and lease their own property.

23
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Exemptions based on Careers

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Attorneys-at-law, when acting within the scope of their professional duties in the attorney-client relationship, are exempt from real estate licensure.

24
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Court and Legally Appointed Persons

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Court-appointed individuals acting within the limitation f their duties are exempt from licensure.

25
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Miscellaneous Exemptions

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  • Persons who sell cemetery lots (Cemetery lots are not considered real property).
  • Hotel and motel clerks who rent transient occupancy of public lodging establishments.