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What is the purpose of Chapter 475?
What is the purpose of Chapter 475?
To regulate real estate brokers, sales associates, and schools in the interest of the public welfare.
Define 'Broker' as per Florida real estate law.
Define 'Broker' as per Florida real estate law.
A person who, for compensation, appraises, auctions, sells, exchanges, buys, rents, or offers to negotiate real property transactions.
What is a 'Broker associate'?
What is a 'Broker associate'?
A person qualified for a broker license but operates as a sales associate in the employ of another.
What does 'Commission' refer to in Florida real estate terms?
What does 'Commission' refer to in Florida real estate terms?
Who is considered a 'Customer' in real estate?
Who is considered a 'Customer' in real estate?
What is the 'Department' in the context of Florida real estate?
What is the 'Department' in the context of Florida real estate?
Define 'Fiduciary' in real estate relationships.
Define 'Fiduciary' in real estate relationships.
What is meant by 'Involuntarily inactive status'?
What is meant by 'Involuntarily inactive status'?
What does 'Principal' refer to in real estate?
What does 'Principal' refer to in real estate?
What is the definition of 'Real property' or 'real estate'?
What is the definition of 'Real property' or 'real estate'?
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Purpose of Regulation
- The regulation of real estate brokers, sales associates, and schools is deemed necessary by the Legislature for public welfare.
Definitions
- Broker: An individual who, for compensation, engages in activities related to real estate transactions, including selling, renting, and appraising properties and business enterprises.
- Broker Associate: A person qualified to hold a broker's license but works under a sales associate's capacity for another individual or entity.
- Commission: Refers to the Florida Real Estate Commission, the governing body for real estate professionals in Florida.
- Customer: A member of the public potentially looking to buy or sell property, may or may not have representation by a licensed real estate professional.
- Department: The Department of Business and Professional Regulation, responsible for overseeing the licensing and regulation of real estate entities.
- Fiduciary: A broker holds a trusted relationship with the principal, requiring loyalty, confidentiality, obedience, and thorough disclosures.
- Involuntarily Inactive Status: Resulting status of a license when not renewed by the end of the licensed period set by the department.
- Principal: The individual who enters a single agent relationship with a real estate licensee.
- Real Property/Real Estate: Encompasses any interest or estate in land and interests in businesses associated with real estate.
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