BOOSTER SHOT REVIEW _ FL Real Estate
EXAM _ Unit 2
A sales associate is a person who performs real estate services for - ANS-compensation or
other consideration but does so under the direction, control, and management of an active
broker or owner-developer.
A broker is a person who, for another and for compensation or other consideration, performs -
ANS-real estate services.
A broker associate is an individual who meets the requirements of a broker but who chooses to
- ANS-work in real estate under the direction (employ) of another broker.
An owner-developer is an unlicensed entity that sells, exchanges, or leases its own property.
Sales staff must hold active - ANS-real estate licenses to be paid commission. The sales staff is
exempt from licensure if paid strictly on a salaried basis.
The DBPR is required to waive the initial - ANS-license fee for eligible low-income applicants.
The DBPR waives the initial licensing fee for a member of the armed services that has served
on active duty. The fee waiver also applies to - ANS-a spouse who was married to the active
duty member during a period of active duty, and to a surviving spouse of a member of the armed
services who at the time of death was serving on active duty.
The DBPR waives the application fee, the initial license fee, and the unlicensed activity fee for
military veterans and their spouses who apply for a real estate license within - ANS-60 months
after honorable discharge from the armed services
To become a sales associate, applicants must complete - ANS-(1) a 63-hour prelicense course
with a score of at least 70; and
(2) the application process, including the DBPR license application, fingerprints submission,
background check information, affidavit of honesty (attest statement), initial license and
application fee payment, and passage of the state license exam with a score of at least 75.
Applicants must - ANS-be at least 18 years of age
earned a high school diploma or its equivalent.
U.S. citizenship is not required,
applicants do not have to be Florida residents. Applicants must possess a Social Security
number.
EXAM _ Unit 2
A sales associate is a person who performs real estate services for - ANS-compensation or
other consideration but does so under the direction, control, and management of an active
broker or owner-developer.
A broker is a person who, for another and for compensation or other consideration, performs -
ANS-real estate services.
A broker associate is an individual who meets the requirements of a broker but who chooses to
- ANS-work in real estate under the direction (employ) of another broker.
An owner-developer is an unlicensed entity that sells, exchanges, or leases its own property.
Sales staff must hold active - ANS-real estate licenses to be paid commission. The sales staff is
exempt from licensure if paid strictly on a salaried basis.
The DBPR is required to waive the initial - ANS-license fee for eligible low-income applicants.
The DBPR waives the initial licensing fee for a member of the armed services that has served
on active duty. The fee waiver also applies to - ANS-a spouse who was married to the active
duty member during a period of active duty, and to a surviving spouse of a member of the armed
services who at the time of death was serving on active duty.
The DBPR waives the application fee, the initial license fee, and the unlicensed activity fee for
military veterans and their spouses who apply for a real estate license within - ANS-60 months
after honorable discharge from the armed services
To become a sales associate, applicants must complete - ANS-(1) a 63-hour prelicense course
with a score of at least 70; and
(2) the application process, including the DBPR license application, fingerprints submission,
background check information, affidavit of honesty (attest statement), initial license and
application fee payment, and passage of the state license exam with a score of at least 75.
Applicants must - ANS-be at least 18 years of age
earned a high school diploma or its equivalent.
U.S. citizenship is not required,
applicants do not have to be Florida residents. Applicants must possess a Social Security
number.
