1- Sales (includes Business Brokerage)

2-Property management

3-Appraising

4-NOT land development or building construction

1-Residential

2-Commercial

3-Industrial

4-Agricultural

5-Business (business brokers specialize in the sale, purchase, or lease of businesses)

1- A person who specializes in the sale, purchase, or lease of businesses

2-Required to have a real estate license (broker or sales associate

3-There is NO SPECIALTY LICENSE CALL "business broker"

1-Renting, leasing, managing, marketing, and overall maintenance of real property for others for a compensation

2- Growth in absentee ownership of investment properties has contributed to a growth in the demand for, and the specialization of, property management services.

Follow-Up involves keeping in contact with buyers and sellers AFTER THE SALE

Local Government requires a developer to submit a SUBDIVISION PLAT MAP to the applicable local planning agency for approval.

The subdivsion plat map indicates how the streets will be laid out, the dimensions of the individual lots, and the location of the utility easements; NOTE: The plat map typically does NOT contain the loaction of public schools.

A builder purchases one or more lots and constructs a home(s) without having secured a buyer in advance of the construction; the builder takes a risk (he or she engages in a "speculation")

The builder markets the home(s) to prospective buyers

A) is a person who specializes in the sale, purchase, or lease of business

B) is required to have a real estate license

C) is required to have a specialty "business broker" license

D) may be licensed as a real estate broker or sales associate

A) calling owners for a listed apointment

B) calling the lender to determine if the loan has been approved

C) keeping contact with the new owner after the closing of the sale

D) next to the last step in the real estate sales process

A) custom building

B) spec building

C) spot building

D) tract building

A) custom building

B) modular building

C) spec building

D) tract building

1-performs an A BAR SALE real estate service

2- Involving real estate in Florida

3- For another person

4- For a compensation

1- Advertise (any of the A BAR SALE real estate services)

2- Buy, Appraise, Rent (or furnishes a rental property information list to a propestive tenant for a fee)

3- Sell, Auction, Lease, Exchange

1- Any interest or estate in land, including any assignment, leasehold, subleashold, or mineral right.

2- Any interest in a business enterprise or business opportunity; for example, a business broker who negotiates a commercial lease is required to be registered and licensed as a real estate broker or sales associate.

1- Cemetery lot (or right of burial in a cemetery)

2- Renting of a mobile home lot in a mobile home park

1- is a VIOLATION

2- The payment of referral fees to an unlicensed person is also a violation of license law

1- is NOT a violation IF a) the compensation is paid by a Florida broker to a foreign broker and b) the foreign broker does not violate any law of Florida

2- Examples of violations : a foreign broker 1) SHOWS property in Florida, 2) takes part in the NEGOTIATION in Florida, or 3) participates in the CLOSING of the transaction in Florida

1- When he or she sells, exchanges, or leases his or her OWN real estate; this included out-of-state residents who own Florida real estate

2- HOWEVER, this exemption is not available IF an agent, employee, or independent contractor for an owner (such as a corporation or pertnership) is paid a commission or other compensation strictly on a transactional basis

1- IF the person is salaried employee and an owner, AND

2- Works in an onsite rental office of the apt community, AND

3- Works in a leasing capacity

4- NOTE: there is no limit to the term of the lease; the 1-year limitation applies to a manager of a condo, not a manager of an apt.

If the manager is:

Employed for a salary AND

Rentals arranged by such person are for periods no greater than 1 year.