Get FL DBPR RE 11 2012

Complete 72-hour FREC-approved pre-licensing course for brokers. Submit an application and application fee as well as fingerprints to the state. Take and pass the Florida Real Estate Broker Examination with a grade of 75 or higher.

If you fail the state licensing exam 3 times you must pay again and retake and pass the state approved course. To add insult to the injury of failing, the state approved real estate courses do little to prepare an individual for the real world of real estate.

The Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) is the agency charged with licensing and regulating more than one million businesses and professionals in the State of Florida, such as cosmetologists, veterinarians, real estate agents, hotels and restaurants and pari-mutuel wagering facilities.

Inactive status A sales associate may choose to become voluntarily inactive and remain so indefinitely, as long as the person renews as inactive every two years and satisfies the continuing education requirements prescribed by the Florida Real Estate Commission (FREC).

You must wait 24 hours before you can schedule the Florida real estate exam again. Typically speaking, you most likely could take the test again within 3-5 days.

A broker sales associate (BL) is a person who is qualified to be a broker, but who continues to operate as a sales associate in the employ of another. Even though their status with the department is broker associate, the department still issues the license with a BK as the identifier.

Within one year of the original examination, a student may retest a maximum of one time. Otherwise, students failing the end-of-course examination must repeat the course prior to being eligible to take the end-of-course examination again.

A real estate agent who does not hold a brokerages license cannot work, as a real estate salesperson, for two brokers at once. The exception is when an agent holds licenses in two, or more, different states and they work for one broker in each. Different rules apply for licensed brokers.

Your new broker needs to transfer your license to their office within the DBPR at MyFloridaLicense.com. Verify that your license has been transferred by searching for your license at MyFloridaLicense.com. ... Complete the PRO Transfer Form. ... If you have active listings, MFR will not transfer them.

As a condition of licensure, brokers must successfully complete a 72-Hour Pre Licensure Course based on the FREC II syllabus and pass the required end of course exam. Applicants must take and pass the broker licensing examination within 24 months of course completion.