Core Law - Stay Out of Trouble with FREC

Description

3 CE

When you obtained your license, you studied various aspects of the Department of Business and Professional Regulation, the Florida Real Estate Commission, laws and administrative codes, You also were introduced to material to help develop the skills recommended for successful real estate practice and/or prepare you for the state examination.   Although much of the material taught in pre-license and post license is considered to be inconsequential, there are aspects of this training that should be reviewed every so often.  

This is the purpose of Core Law – to update you on the current laws and rules and to enlighten any real estate licensee on the areas where the most infractions are being reviewed by the DBPR and the FREC. 

This course will provide a review of some of the aspects of pre-licensing which may have been forgotten and provide information on the newer laws and rules in real estate - but more so, give you, the student, insight as to the current areas being disciplined by the Florida Real Estate Commission during the past two years.  

 Objectives: After taking this class students will be able to: 

1. Describe the minimum Continuing Education courses for license renewal 

2. Outline the Florida Real Estate Commission’s Powers and Duties and steps in a potential FREC violation investigation to a final order 

3. Identify the importance of Timely Completing A FREC Final order 

4. Explain the various rules and Laws which may result in a FREC investigation and appearance in front of the FREC 

5. Discuss the two types of license Revocation 

6. Classify the difference between Florida Laws, Rules, and Declaratory Statements for enforcement of FREC policies 

7. Recall how the Real Estate Recovery Fund is funded   

8. Distinguish other Florida State Laws that would affect a real estate licensee which are not enforced by the FREC 

9. Summarize other Federal Laws which could cause serious fines or investigation of a sales associate/team/brokerage

Instructor: Nishad Khan

Paperless Policy:
RALSC has adopted a new paperless policy for all educational courses. Course materials and/or handouts will no longer be printed or available for purchase in hard copy form. All registered attendees will receive digital course materials via email prior to class, allowing you to download or print them for personal use if desired.

No-Show Policy: 
We recognize that unexpected circumstances may occasionally prevent you from attending a scheduled class. If you need to cancel, please notify us at least 48 hours in advance by emailing Alisha Kissee Garcia at alisha@ralsc.org. Participants who do not attend a class or event without prior notice will not be eligible for a refund.

In the event of extraordinary circumstances—such as a medical emergency or unforeseen personal hardship—refund requests may be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. This policy supports our commitment to delivering high-quality educational experiences and ensures that available seats can be offered to members eager to participate.