FL RE Broker study materials
FL RE Broker study resources

FL RE Broker case studies

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The Florida Real Estate Broker License Examination is the state licensing test administered for candidates who want to hold a broker license under the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) and the Florida Real Estate Commission (FREC). It is built for experienced sales associates moving into brokerage ownership or management, and for people with qualifying real estate education and experience who want to supervise transactions, run an office, and hold escrow responsibility. The FL RE Broker case studies are 5 cases and about 3,861 words.

1

Trust Account Shortfall at Sunrise Realty

Elena Ruiz is the qualifying broker and owner of Sunrise Realty in Tampa, which has 14 sales associates and a property management division. On March 3, with the trust account checkbook temporarily missing, she deposits a 2,500 tenant security deposit and 8,400 in March rents into the brokerage operating account.

800 words, about 4 min
2

Team Advertising and an Unlicensed Assistant

Marcus Bell is the broker-owner of Beacon Realty in Miami. Denise, a sales associate, leads a team called 'Coastal Kings.' Kevin is an unlicensed assistant who schedules appointments, posts listings, and is paid 200 per closed transaction out of Denise's commission.

788 words, about 4 min
3

Designated Sales Associates in a Commercial Deal

Gulfstream Commercial Realty is the listing brokerage for a 6.2 million warehouse owned by Pinnacle Holdings. Pinnacle is behind on its mortgage and must close by December 31.

744 words, about 4 min
4

Fair Housing Complaints at Palm Court

Palm Court Realty manages a 60-unit apartment complex in Fort Lauderdale. The owner, Meridian Holdings, places an ad drafted by its manager: 'Quiet adult building - no children.

794 words, about 4 min
5

Closing Statement, Prorations, and Seller Net

A duplex in Orlando closes on June 18 at a contract price of 420,000. The buyer obtains a new 80% loan of 336,000.

735 words, about 4 min