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Florida Violations of License Law, Penalties and Procedures — Printable Practice Pack

Florida state portion · Chapter 475 F.S., Rule 61J2 and Florida's transaction-broker relationships · 20 questions · Answer key on the last page · agentexamcoach.com

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  1. 1.A sales associate is found to have engaged in fraud. What type of offence is this considered?
    (A)A first-degree misdemeanor
    (B)A third-degree felony
    (C)A second-degree felony
    (D)A violation of s.475.25
  2. 2.A sales associate is found guilty of commingling funds. What is the maximum fine the FREC can impose?
    (A)$1,000 per count
    (B)$20,000 per count
    (C)$10,000 per count
    (D)$5,000 per count
  3. 3.Unlicensed practice of real estate is considered what level of crime in Florida?
    (A)Third-degree felony
    (B)Second-degree misdemeanour
    (C)First-degree misdemeanour
    (D)First-degree felony
  4. 4.What is the maximum amount of time a sales associate's licence may be suspended for a violation under s.475.25?
    (A)5 years
    (B)20 years
    (C)15 years
    (D)10 years
  5. 5.A sales associate is found guilty of unlicensed practice. What is the level of the offence?
    (A)Third-degree felony
    (B)Second-degree misdemeanour
    (C)First-degree misdemeanour
    (D)First-degree felony
  6. 6.A sales associate is found guilty of commingling client funds with their own. What is the maximum fine the FREC can impose?
    (A)$5,000 per count
    (B)$2,500 per count
    (C)$1,000 per count
    (D)$10,000 per count
  7. 7.What is the first step in the complaint process against a sales associate in Florida?
    (A)DBPR investigation
    (B)Probable cause panel review
    (C)Formal complaint filing
    (D)Hearing before the Florida Real Estate Commission
  8. 8.A sales associate is found guilty of culpable negligence. What type of penalty may the sales associate face?
    (A)Only a fine
    (B)Only a suspension
    (C)Only a revocation
    (D)Any of the above, including a fine, suspension, or revocation
  9. 9.A complaint is filed against a sales associate for misrepresentation. What is the next step in the complaint process?
    (A)The DBPR conducts an investigation to determine probable cause
    (B)The sales associate is issued a citation
    (C)The sales associate is notified of a formal complaint
    (D)The sales associate's licence is suspended
  10. 10.A complaint is filed against a Florida real estate sales associate. What is the next step in the complaint process after the DBPR investigation?
    (A)Formal complaint
    (B)Mediation
    (C)Hearing
    (D)Probable cause panel
  11. 11.A sales associate is found guilty of commingling client funds with their own. What is the maximum fine they may face?
    (A)$1,000 per count
    (B)$2,500 per count
    (C)$5,000 per count
    (D)$10,000 per count
  12. 12.A person is found guilty of unlicensed practice of real estate. What is the level of the offence?
    (A)First-degree misdemeanour
    (B)Second-degree misdemeanour
    (C)Third-degree felony
    (D)First-degree felony
  13. 13.What is the maximum period of suspension for a sales associate found guilty of a violation under s.475.25?
    (A)5 years
    (B)7 years
    (C)10 years
    (D)15 years
  14. 14.What is the maximum amount that may be awarded from the Real Estate Recovery Fund to a claimant who has been harmed by a Florida real estate sales associate's actions?
    (A)$5,000
    (B)$10,000
    (C)$20,000
    (D)$50,000
  15. 15.A broker who complied with an Escrow Disbursement Order is later found liable in a lawsuit related to the escrow. What happens to the broker's licence?
    (A)It is automatically revoked
    (B)It is suspended for up to 10 years
    (C)The broker is fined up to $5,000
    (D)The broker faces no licence discipline
  16. 16.A Florida sales associate fails to account for and deliver funds in a real estate transaction. What type of violation has the associate committed?
    (A)Breach of trust
    (B)Commingling
    (C)Conversion
    (D)Failure to account and deliver
  17. 17.A broker complies with an Escrow Disbursement Order and later loses a judgment related to the escrow. What happens to the broker's licence?
    (A)The broker's licence is automatically revoked
    (B)The broker's licence is suspended for 1 year
    (C)The broker is fined $5,000
    (D)The broker's licence is not disciplined
  18. 18.What is the maximum amount of time a sales associate's licence can be suspended for a violation of Chapter 475?
    (A)2 years
    (B)5 years
    (C)10 years
    (D)Lifetime
  19. 19.What is the maximum penalty for unlicensed practice of real estate in Florida?
    (A)First-degree misdemeanor
    (B)Second-degree misdemeanor
    (C)Third-degree felony
    (D)First-degree felony
  20. 20.A sales associate is found guilty of commingling funds. What is the maximum fine the sales associate may face?
    (A)$1,000 per count
    (B)$3,000 per count
    (C)$5,000 per count
    (D)$10,000 per count

Answer key & explanations

  1. 1. DFraud is a violation of s.475.25, which encompasses various offences including fraud, misrepresentation, and more.
  2. 2. DThe maximum fine the FREC can impose is $5,000 per count, as stated in Florida law.
  3. 3. AUnlicensed practice of real estate is considered a third-degree felony in Florida.
  4. 4. DThe maximum suspension period for a sales associate found guilty of a violation under s.475.25 is 10 years.
  5. 5. AUnlicensed practice is a third-degree felony in Florida.
  6. 6. AThe maximum fine the FREC can impose is $5,000 per count, as stated in Florida law.
  7. 7. AThe first step in the complaint process is the DBPR investigation, which determines whether there is sufficient evidence to proceed with the complaint.
  8. 8. DA sales associate found guilty of culpable negligence may face any of the penalties available under s.475.25, including a fine, suspension, or revocation.
  9. 9. AThe DBPR conducts an investigation to determine probable cause when a complaint is filed against a sales associate, as outlined in the complaint process under Chapter 475, F.S.
  10. 10. DThe next step in the complaint process after the DBPR investigation is the probable cause panel.
  11. 11. CThe maximum fine for a sales associate found guilty of commingling client funds is $5,000 per count, as per s.475.25.
  12. 12. CUnlicensed practice of real estate is a third-degree felony.
  13. 13. CThe maximum period of suspension for a sales associate found guilty of a violation under s.475.25 is 10 years.
  14. 14. DThe maximum amount that may be awarded from the Real Estate Recovery Fund is $50,000, as stated in s.475.482.
  15. 15. DA broker who complies with an Escrow Disbursement Order and later loses a judgment is reimbursed from the Real Estate Recovery Fund without facing licence discipline.
  16. 16. DThe associate has committed a failure to account and deliver, which is a type of violation under s.475.25.
  17. 17. DAccording to s.475.482, a broker who complies with an Escrow Disbursement Order and later loses a judgment is reimbursed from the Real Estate Recovery Fund without licence discipline.
  18. 18. CThe maximum amount of time a sales associate's licence can be suspended is 10 years.
  19. 19. CUnlicensed practice of real estate in Florida is a third-degree felony. This is a serious offense that can result in severe penalties, including imprisonment and fines.
  20. 20. CThe maximum fine for a violation under s.475.25 is $5,000 per count. Commingling funds is a serious violation that can result in significant fines.

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