How do I get my real estate license in Florida?

To get your Florida real estate license: 1) Complete a DBPR-approved 63-hour course like ours (#27652), 2) Pass the state exam with 75% or higher, 3) Submit your application to DBPR with fingerprints, 4) Receive your license and join a brokerage. The entire process takes 2-4 weeks after passing the exam.

How much does it cost to get a real estate license in Florida?

Total cost is approximately $370: our 63-hour course ($199.99), state exam fee ($36.75), DBPR application fee ($83.75), and fingerprinting (approx. $50). The course is your most important investment as it prepares you to pass the exam on your first attempt.

How long does it take to complete the Florida real estate license course?

You have 12 months of access from enrollment. Most students complete the 63 hours in 1-2 weeks studying at their own pace. You can pause and resume whenever you want, studying as fast or slow as you prefer.

Is the Florida real estate license course completely online?

Yes, our DBPR-approved course is 100% online. All 63 hours of video lessons, study materials, and practice exams are available 24/7. Study from anywhere with internet access - home, office, or on the go.

What are the requirements to become a real estate agent in Florida?

Requirements are: 1) Be 18 years old, 2) Have a high school diploma or GED, 3) Have a social security number, 4) Complete the 63-hour pre-licensing course from a DBPR-approved school, 5) Pass the state exam, 6) Submit fingerprints and background check. No prior real estate experience required.

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How to Get Your Real Estate License in Florida

Step-by-step guide to becoming a licensed realtor in Florida

Want to become a real estate agent in Florida? Here's exactly what you need to do:

Step 1: Complete the Required 63-Hour Course

Florida law requires all aspiring real estate agents to complete a DBPR-approved 63-hour pre-licensing course before taking the state exam. Our course (#27652) is officially approved and covers everything you need: Florida real estate law, contracts, property valuation, financing, ethics, and professional practices.

Step 2: Pass the Florida Real Estate State Exam

After completing our course, you'll be eligible to schedule your state licensing exam with Pearson VUE. You need 75% to pass (75 out of 100 questions). Our course includes unlimited practice exams that mirror the real test, so you'll be fully prepared.

Step 3: Submit Your License Application

Once you pass the state exam, submit your application to the DBPR along with fingerprints ($50) and the application fee ($83.75). Your license will be processed within 2-3 weeks.

Step 4: Start Your Real Estate Career

With your Florida real estate license in hand, you can join a brokerage and start selling properties, helping clients, and building your career.

Total Cost to Get Licensed:

Approximately $370 (course $199.99 + exam $36.75 + application $83.75 + fingerprints $50). Our course is your most important investment - it prepares you to pass on your first try.

⚠️ Important:

You have 12 months to complete the course and 2 years from completion to pass the state exam. Don't wait - start building your future today.

Course Content

1. 1.The Real Estate Business
2. 1.1 INTRODUCTION TO THE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
3. 1.1.1 Real estate activities
4. 1.1.2 Professional specialties
5. 1.1.3 Property type specialization
6. 1.1.4 Why Hire a Real Estate Professional
7. 1.2 REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE
8. 1.2.1 Forms of specialization
9. 1.2.2 Additional areas of specialization
10. 1.2.3 Skills and knowledge
11. 1.3 DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION
12. 1.3.1 Land acquisition
13. 1.3.2 Subdividing and development
14. 1.3.3 Construction
15. 1.4 THE ROLE OF GOVERNMENT
16. 1.4.2 Real estate license laws
17. 1.5 PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
18. Chapter 1 Overview: The Real Estate Business Snapshot Review
19. Quiz 1
1. Learning Objectives and Content
2. 2.1 HISTORY AND PURPOSES OF REAL ESTATE LICENSE LAWS
3. 2.1.1 History of Florida’s real estate license law
4. 2.1.2 Purpose of regulation
5. 2.1.3 Important Florida real estate statutes and rules
6. 2.2 LICENSE CATEGORIES
7. 2.2.1 Broker
8. 2.2.2 Sales associate
9. 2.2.3 Broker associate
10. 2.3 GENERAL LICENSURE PROVISIONS
11. 2.3.1 General qualifications
12. 2.3.2 Required disclosures
13. 2.3.3 Reasons for denial
14. 2.4 APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
15. 2.4.1 Fees
16. 2.4.2 Application form
17. 2.4.3 Background checks
18. 2.4.4 Application omissions
19. 2.4.5 Application approval
20. 2.4.6 Appealing denials
21. 2.4.7 Application validity period
22. 2.4.8 Nonresident Applications
23. 2.4.9 Course Requirements
24. 2.4.10 Education exemptions
25. 2.5 SALES ASSOCIATE LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
26. 2.5.1 General license Requirements
27. 2.5.2 Prelicense course
28. 2.5.3 State license Examination
29. 2.6 BROKER LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
30. 2.6.1 General license requirements
31. 2.6.2 Experience requirement
32. 2.6.3 Prelicense course
33. 2.6.4 State license examination
34. 2.7 NONRESIDENT LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
35. 2.7.1 Florida resident defined
36. 2.7.2 Nonresident application requirements
37. 2.7.3 Mutual recognition
38. 2.7.4 The Occupational Opportunity Act
39. 2.8 LICENSE INFORMATION; REGISTRATION
40. 2.8.1 License information
41. 2.8.2 Registration
42. 2.9 LICENSE RENEWAL EDUCATION
43. 2.9.1 Post license Requirement
44. 2.9.2 Continuing Education
45. 2.9.3 Reactivation education
46. 2.10 ACTIVITIES REQUIRING LICENSURE; EXEMPTIONS
47. 2.10.1 Individuals required to be licensed
48. 2.10.2 Individuals exempt from licensure
49. Chap 2 Real Estate License Law and Qualifications for Licensure Snapshot Review
50. Quiz 2
1. Learning Objectives and Content
2. 3.1 DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REGULATION
3. 3.1.1 Organizational structure
4. 3.1.2 Definitions
5. 3.1.3 Legislative intent
6. 3.1.4 Department powers and duties
7. 3.1.5 Licensing examinations
8. 3.2 DIVISION OF REAL ESTATE
9. 3.3 FLORIDA REAL ESTATE COMMISSION
10. 3.3.1 Purpose of regulation
11. 3.3.2 Rules governing internal organization and operation
12. 3.3.3 General structure
13. 3.3.4 Duties and powers
14. 3.4 LICENSE RENEWAL & STATUSES
15. 3.4.1 License renewal
16. 3.4.2 License status
17. 3.5 MULTIPLE AND GROUP LICENSES
18. Real Estate License Law and Commission Rules Snapshot Review
19. Quiz 3
1. Learning Objectives and Content
2. 4.1 ESSENTIALS OF REAL ESTATE AGENCY
3. 4.1.1 Historical perspective
4. 4.1.2 Basic roles
5. 4.1.3 Types of agency
6. 4.1.4 Creating an agency relationship
7. 4.1.5 Terminating an agency relationship
8. 4.2 FIDUCIARY DUTIES
9. 4.2.1 Fiduciary duties to the client
10. 4.2.2 Agent's duties to the customer
11. 4.2.3 Principal's general duties
12. 4.3 BROKERAGE RELATIONSHIP DISCLOSURE ACT
13. 4.3.1 Residential transactions
14. 4.3.2 Disclosure notices
15. 4.3.3 Nonrepresentation relationships
16. 4.3.4 Single agency relationships
17. 4.3.5 Transaction broker relationships
18. 4.3.6 Transitioning to transaction broker
19. 4.3.7 Designated sales associate
20. 4.3.8 Documentation
21. Chap 4 Authorized Relationships, Duties, and Disclosure Snapshot Review
22. Quiz 4
1. Learning Objectives and Content
2. 5.1 BROKERAGE OFFICES
3. 5.1.1 Office requirements
4. 5.1.2 Branch offices
5. 5.1.3 Entrance sign requirements
6. 5.1.4 Temporary shelters
7. 5.1.5 Sales associate officing
8. 5.2 GUIDELINES FOR ADVERTISING
9. 5.2.1 Prohibitions
10. 5.2.2 Wording of advertisements
11. 5.2.3 Internet advertising
12. 5.2.4 Telephone solicitation laws
13. 5.2.5 Florida telemarketing laws
14. 5.3 HANDLING DEPOSITS
15. 5.3.1 Escrow account deposit requirements
16. 5.3.2 Management of escrow accounts
17. 5.4 REPRESENTING LICENSEE EXPERTISE
18. 5.4.1 Offering an opinion of title
19. 5.4.2 Offering a representation of value
20. 5.4.3 Misrepresentation of value
21. 5.4.4 Unauthorized practice of law
22. 5.5 COMMISSIONS
23. 5.5.1 Prohibitions
24. 5.5.2 Kickbacks
25. 5.5.3 Procuring cause
26. 5.6 CHANGE OF EMPLOYER OR ADDRESS
27. 5.6.1 FREC notification
28. 5.6.2 Sales associate broker change
29. 5.6.3 Change of address
30. 5.7 BUSINESS ENTITY LICENSING & REGISTRATION
31. 5.7.1 May register as brokerage
32. 5.7.2 May not register as brokerage
33. 5.8 TRADE NAMES
34. 5.9 ETHICAL PRACTICES
35. 5.9.1 Codes of ethics
36. 5.9.2 Disclosure
37. 5.9.3 Fraud and negligence
38. 5.9.4 Brokerage cooperation
39. 5.9.5 Personal assistants
40. Real Estate Brokerage Activities & Procedures Snapshot Review
41. Quiz 5
1. Learning Objectives and Content
2. 6.1 DEFINITIONS
3. 6.2 DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURE
4. 6.2.1 The complaint
5. 6.2.2 DBPR investigation
6. 6.2.3 Probable-cause panel
7. 6.2.4 Formal/ administrative complaint
8. 6.2.5 Stipulation
9. 6.2.6 Voluntary relinquishment
10. 6.3 COMMISSION MEETING
11. 6.3.1 Informal hearing
12. 6.3.2 Formal hearing
13. 6.3.3 FREC-issued final order
14. 6.3.4 Judicial review
15. 6.4 VIOLATIONS AND PENALTIES
16. 6.4.1 FREC authority
17. 6.4.2 Violations and penalties
18. 6.4.3 Penalties issued by court of law
19. 6.5 REAL ESTATE RECOVERY FUND
20. 6.5.1 Brokerage transactions
21. 6.5.2 Persons unqualified to make claim
22. 6.5.3 Payment for claims
23. 6.5.4 Fund limit and fees
24. Violations of License Law, Penalties, & Procedures Snapshot Review
25. Quiz 6
1. Learning Objectives and Content
2. 7.1 FAIR HOUSING AIMS
3. 7.2 FEDERAL FAIR HOUSING AND OTHER LAWS
4. 7.2.1 Civil Rights Act of 1866
5. 7.2.2 Civil Rights Act of 1964
6. 7.2.3 Civil Rights Act of 1968
7. 7.2.4 Forms of illegal discrimination
8. 7.2.5 Title VIII exemptions
9. 7.2.6 Jones v. Mayer
10. 7.2.7 Equal Opportunity in Housing poster
11. 7.2.8 Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988
12. 7.2.9 Fair housing exemptions
13. 7.2.10 Discrimination by the client
14. 7.2.11 Violations and enforcement
15. 7.2.12 Fair financing laws
16. 7.2.13 Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
17. 7.2.14 Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act
18. 7.3 FLORIDA FAIR HOUSING AND LANDLORD-TENANT LAWS
19. 7.3.1 Florida Fair Housing Act
20. 7.3.2 Florida Americans with Disabilities Accessibility Implementation Act
21. 7.3.3 Florida Residential Landlord and Tenant Act
22. Cap 7 Fed./State Laws Pertaining to Real Estate Snapshot Review
23. Quiz 7
1. Learning Objectives and Content
2. 8.1 LAND, REAL ESTATE AND REAL PROPERTY
3. 8.1.1 Real property definition
4. 8.1.2 Real property components
5. 8.2 REAL VS. PERSONAL PROPERTY
6. 8.2.1 Property essentials
7. 8.2.2 Fixtures
8. 8.2.3 Differentiation criteria
9. 8.2.4 Trade fixtures
10. 8.2.5 Emblements
11. 8.2.6 Factory-built housing
12. 8.2.7 Conversion
13. 8.3 BASIC PROPERTY RIGHTS
14. 8.3.1 Bundle of rights
15. 8.3.2 Separable rights
16. 8.3.3 Water rights
17. 8.4 INTERESTS AND ESTATES IN LAND
18. 8.4.1 Interests
19. 8.4.2 Estates in land
20. 8.5 FREEHOLD ESTATES
21. 8.5.1 Fee simple estate
22. 8.5.2 Life estate
23. 8.5.3 Conventional life estate
24. 8.5.4 Legal life estate
25. 8.6 WAYS OF HOLDING OWNERSHIP
26. 8.6 WAYS OF HOLDING OWNERSHIP (cont)
27. 8.6 WAYS OF HOLDING OWNERSHIP (cont)
28. 8.7 LEASEHOLD ESTATES
29. 8.7.1 Estate for years
30. 8.7.2 Estate from period-to-period
31. 8.7.3 Estate at will
32. 8.7.4 Estate at sufferance
33. 8.8 COOPERATIVES
34. 8.8.1 Interests, rights and obligations
35. 8.8.2 Organization and management
36. 8.8.3 Cooperative disclosures
37. 8.9 CONDOMINIUMS
38. 8.9.1 Airspace and common elements
39. 8.9.2 Interests and rights
40. 8.9.3 Condominium creation
41. 8.9.4 Organization and management
42. 8.9.5 Owner responsibilities
43. 8.9.6 Condominium disclosures
44. 8.10 TIME-SHARING
45. 8.10.1 Time-share lease
46. 8.10.2 Time-share freehold
47. 8.10.3 Regulation
48. 8.10.4 Time-share disclosures
49. 8.11 HOMEOWNERS’ ASSOCIATIONS (HOA)
50. 8.12 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DISTRICTS (CDD)
51. Property Rights, Estates and Tenancies Snapshot Review
52. Quiz 8
1. Learning Objectives and Content
2. 9.1 THE CONCEPT OF TITLE
3. 9.2 TRANSFER BY VOLUNTARY ALIENATION
4. 9.2.1 Deeds
5. 9.2.2 Wills
6. 9.3 TRANSFER BY INVOLUNTARY ALIENATION
7. 9.3 TRANSFER BY INVOLUNTARY ALIENATION (cont)
8. 9.4 NOTICE OF TITLE
9. 9.5 PROTECTION OF TITLE
10. 9.5 PROTECTION OF TITLE (cont)
11. 9.5 PROTECTION OF TITLE (cont)
12. 9.6 DEEDS
13. 9.6 DEEDS (cont)
14. 9.6 DEEDS (cont)
15. 9.7 GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP LIMITATIONS AND RESTRICTIONS
16. 9.8 PRIVATE OWNERSHIP LIMITATIONS AND RESTRICTIONS
17. 9.8.1 Encumbrances
18. 9.8.2 Deed restrictions
19. 9.8.3 Easements
20. 9.8.4 Encroachments
21. 9.8.5 Licenses
22. 9.8.6 Leases
23. 9.8.7 Liens
24. 9.8.7 Liens (cont)
25. 9.8.7 Liens (cont)
26. 9.8.7 Liens (cont)
27. Title, Deeds and Ownership Restrictions Snapshot Review
28. Quiz 9
1. Learning Objectives and Content
2. 10.1 PURPOSES AND METHODS OF LEGAL DESCRIPTIONS
3. 10.2 METES AND BOUNDS METHOD
4. 10.3 GOVERNMENT ( RECTANGULAR) SURVEY SYSTEM
5. 10.3.1 The survey grid
6. 10.3.2 Sections of a township
7. 10.3.3 Fractions of a section
8. 10.4 LOT AND BLOCK (RECORDED PLAT) METHOD
9. 10.5 DESCRIBING ELEVATION
10. 10.6 ASSESSOR’S PARCEL NUMBER
11. 10.7 PREPARATION AND USE OF SURVEYS
12. Cap 10 Legal Description Snapshot Review
13. Quiz 10
1. Learning Objectives and Content
2. 11.1 CONTRACT ESSENTIALS
3. 11.1.1 Definition of a contract
4. 11.1.2 Preparation of contracts
5. 11.1.3 Legal status of contracts
6. 11.1.4 Criteria for validity
7. 11.1.5 Validity of a conveyance contract
8. 11.1.6 Enforcement limitations
9. 11.1.7 UETA & electronic contracting
10. 11.2 CLASSIFICATIONS OF CONTRACTS
11. 11.3 CONTRACT CREATION
12. 11.4 CONTRACT TERMINATION
13. 11.5 EMPLOYMENT (LISTING) AGREEMENTS
14. 11.5.1 Foundations in agency law
15. 11.5.2 Types of listing agreements
16. 11.5.3 Exclusive right to sell listing clauses
17. 11.5.4 Exclusive buyer agency clauses
18. 11.6 SALE CONTRACTS
19. 11.6.1 Legal characteristics
20. 11.6.2 Contract creation
21. 11.6.3 Earnest money escrow
22. 11.6.4 Contract contingencies
23. 11.6.5 Default
24. 11.6.6 Contract provisions
25. 11.6.7 Required disclosures
26. 11.6.8 Material defects affecting residential property value
27. 11.7 OPTION CONTRACTS
28. Real Estate Contracts Snapshot Review
29. Quiz 11
1. Learning Objectives and Content
2. 12.1 MORTGAGE CONCEPTS
3. 12.1 MORTGAGE CONCEPTS (cont)
4. 12.2 ESSENTIAL LEGAL PROVISIONS OF MORTGAGES
5. 12.3 COMMON MORTGAGE FEATURES
6. 12.4 PURCHASING MORTGAGED PROPERTY
7. 12.5 DEFAULT AND FORECLOSURE
8. 12.5.1 Enforcement
9. 12.5.2 Foreclosure
10. 12.5.3 Deed in lieu of foreclosure
11. 12.5.4 Short sale
12. 12.5.5 Income property foreclosure
13. Cap 12 Residential Mortgages Snapshot Review
14. Quiz 12
1. Learning Objectives and Content
2. 13.1 QUALIFYING FOR A LOAN
3. 13.1.1 Equal Credit Opportunity Ac
4. 13.1.2 Loan application process
5. 13.1.3 Loan underwriting
6. 13.1.4 Qualifying the buyer
7. 13.1.5 Loan commitment
8. 13.2 CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGES
9. 13.3 COMMON MORTGAGE TYPES
10. 13.4 CUSTOM MORTGAGES
11. 13.5 GOVERNMENT-INSURED FHA PROGRAM
12. 13.6 VA LOAN GUARANTEE PROGRAM
13. 13.7 PRIMARY SOURCES OF HOME FINANCING
14. 13.8 SECONDARY MORTGAGE MARKET
15. 13.9 MORTGAGE FRAUD
16. 13.10 FAIR CREDIT AND LENDING LAWS
17. Types of Mortgages and Sources of Financing Snapshot Review
18. Quiz 13
1. Learning Objectives and Content
2. 14.1 BASIC REAL ESTATE COMPUTATIONS
3. 14.2 PRELIMINARY STEPS TO CLOSING
4. 14.3 THE CLOSING EVENT
5. 14.3 THE CLOSING EVENT (cont)
6. 14.4 REAL ESTATE SETTLEMENT PROCEDURES ACT (RESPA)
7. 14.5 FINANCIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE TRANSACTION
8. 14.5.1 Settlement process
9. 14.5.2 Selling terms and closing costs
10. 14.5.3 Debits and credits
11. 14.5.4 Prorated items
12. 14.5.5 Computing prorations
13. 14.6 STATE TRANSFER TAXES
14. 14.7 OTHER CHARGES
15. 14.8 RULES OF THUMB
16. 14.9 CLOSING DISCLOSURE STATEMENT
17. 14.9.1 Forms and procedures
18. 14.9.2 Good faith
19. 14.9.3 Types of charges
20. 14.9.4 Applicable transactions
21. 14.9.5 The H-25 Closing Disclosure form
22. 14.9.5 Closing Disclosure PDF Example
23. 14.10 CLOSING COST ITEMIZATION: CASE ILLUSTRATION
24. 14.10 CLOSING COST ITEMIZATION: CASE ILLUSTRATION (cont)
25. Real Estate-Related Computations and Closing of Transactions
26. Quiz 14
1. Learning Objectives and Content
2. 15.1 PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF REAL ESTATE
3. 15.2 ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF REAL ESTATE
4. 15.2.1 Real estate as an economic product
5. 15.2.2 Relationship between supply, demand, and price
6. 15.2.3 Supply factors
7. 15.2.4 Demand factors
8. 15.2.5 Market influences on supply and demand
9. 15.2.6 Interpreting market indicators
10. Real Estate Markets and Analysis Snapshot Review
11. Quiz 15
1. Learning Objectives and Content
2. 16.1 REGULATION OF APPRAISAL
3. 16.1.1 FIRREA
4. 16.1.2 The Appraisal Foundation
5. 16.1.3 USPAP
6. 16.1.4 State licensed and certified appraisers
7. 16.1.5 Appraisal service of real estate
8. 16.2 CONCEPTS OF VALUE
9. 16.2.1 Market cost/price/ value
10. 16.2.2 Real estate value types
11. 16.2.3 Fundamental value characteristics
12. 16.2.4 Valuation principles
13. 16.3 THE SALES COMPARISON APPROACH
14. 16.3.1 Steps in the approach
15. 16.3.2 Identifying comparables
16. 16.3.3 Adjusting comparables
17. 16.3.4 Weighting comparables
18. 16.3.5 Broker's comparative market analysis
19. 16.3.6 Sales Comparison Approach Illustration
20. 16.4 THE COST APPROACH
21. 16.4.1 Types of cost appraised
22. 16.4.2 Depreciation
23. 16.4.3 Steps in the approach
24. 16.5 THE INCOME CAPITALIZATION APPROACH
25. 16.5.1 Steps in the approach
26. 16.5.2 Gross rent and gross income multiplier approach
27. 16.6 PREPARING A COMPARATIVE MARKET ANALYSIS (CMA)
28. Real Estate Appraisal Snapshot Review
29. Quiz 16
1. Learning Objectives and Content
2. 17.1 INVESTMENT FUNDAMENTALS
3. 17.2 REAL ESTATE AS AN INVESTMENT
4. 17.3 TAXATION OF REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
5. 17.4 INVESTMENT ANALYSIS OF A RESIDENCE
6. 17.4.1 Appreciation
7. 17.4.2 Deductibles
8. 17.4.3 Tax liability
9. 17.4.4 Gains tax exclusion
10. 17.5 INVESTMENT ANALYSIS OF AN INCOME PROPERTY
11. 17.5.1 Pre-tax cash flow
12. 17.5.2 Tax liability
13. 17.5.3 After-tax cash flow
14. 17.5.4 Investment performance
15. 17.6 BUSINESS BROKERAGE
16. 17.6.1 Business brokerage vs real property brokerage
17. 17.6.2 Transaction knowledge
18. 17.6.3 Accounting
19. 17.6.4 Determining a price
20. 17.6.5 Business brokerage regulation
21. 17.6.6 Steps in the sale of a business
22. Real Estate Investments & Business Opportunity Brokerage Snapshot Review
23. Quiz 17
1. Learning Objectives and Content
2. 18.1 REAL PROPERTY TAXATION
3. 18.1.1 Taxing entities
4. 18.1.2 Ad valorem taxation
5. 18.1.3 Exemptions from property taxes
6. 18.1.4 Homestead exemption
7. 18.1.5 Florida Greenbelt Law
8. 18.2 SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
9. 18.3 TAX LIEN ENFORCEMENT
10. 18.3 FEDERAL INCOME TAXES
11. Taxes Affecting Real Estate Snapshot Review
12. Quiz 18
1. Learning Objectives and Content
2. 19.1 PLANNING AND ZONING
3. 19.1.1 Goals of land use control
4. 19.1.2 The master plan
5. 19.1.3 Planning objectives
6. 19.1.4 Plan development
7. 19.1.5 Planning management
8. 19.2 FLORIDA’S GROWTH POLICY AND COMMUNITY PLANNING ACT (CPA)
9. 19.3 PUBLIC LAND USE CONTROL
10. 19.3.1 Zoning
11. 19.3.2 Zoning administration
12. 19.3.3 Subdivision regulation
13. 19.3.4 Building codes
14. 19.4 FLOOD ZONES
15. 19.5 ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS
16. 19.5.1 Areas of concern
17. 19.5.1 Areas of concern (cont)
18. 19.5.2 Major legislation
19. 19.5.3 Responsibilities & liabilities
20. 19.5.4 Landmarks in Environmental Control Legislation
21. Planning, Zoning, and Environmental Hazards Snapshot Review
22. Quiz 19
1. Real Estate Math
2. Real Estate Mathematics: Answer Key
1. FINAL EXAM
2. FINAL EXAM SECOND ATTEMPT!

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How do I get my real estate license in Florida?

o get your Florida real estate license: 1) Complete a DBPR-approved 63-hour course like ours (#27652), 2) Pass the state exam with 75% or higher, 3) Submit your application to DBPR with fingerprints, 4) Receive your license and join a brokerage. The entire process takes 2-4 weeks after passing the exam.
How much does it cost to get a real estate license in Florida?

Total cost is approximately $370: our 63-hour course ($199.99), state exam fee ($36.75), DBPR application fee ($83.75), and fingerprinting (approx. $50). The course is your most important investment as it prepares you to pass the exam on your first attempt.
How long does it take to complete the Florida real estate license course?

You have 12 months of access from enrollment. Most students complete the 63 hours in 1-2 weeks studying at their own pace. You can pause and resume whenever you want, studying as fast or slow as you prefer.
Is the Florida real estate license course completely online?

Yes, our DBPR-approved course is 100% online. All 63 hours of lessons, study materials, and practice exams are available 24/7. Study from anywhere with internet access - home, office, or on the go.
What are the requirements to become a real estate agent in Florida?

Requirements are: 1) Be 18 years old, 2) Have a high school diploma or GED, 3) Have a social security number, 4) Complete the 63-hour pre-licensing course from a DBPR-approved school, 5) Pass the state exam, 6) Submit fingerprints and background check. No prior real estate experience required.

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Course Content

1.The Real Estate Business

2. Real Estate License Law and Qualifications for Licensure

3. Real Estate License Law and Commission Rules

4. Authorized Relationships, Duties, And Disclosure

5. Real Estate Brokerage Activities and Procedures

6. Violations of License Law, Penalties, and Procedures

7. Federal and State Laws Pertaining to Real Estate

8. Property Rights: Estates & Tenancies; Condominiums, Cooperatives, Community Development Districts, Homeowner Associations, and Time-Sharing

9. Title, Deeds and Ownership Restrictions

10. Legal Descriptions

11. Real Estate Contracts

12. Residential Mortgages

13. Types of Mortgages and Sources of Financing

14. Real Estate-Related Computations and Closing of Transactions

15. Real Estate Markets and Analysis

16. Real Estate Appraisal

17. Real Estate Investments & Business Opportunity Brokerage

18. Taxes Affecting Real Estate

19. Planning, Zoning, and Environmental Hazards

20. Real Estate Mathematics

FINAL EXAM

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