New York A09518 increases the required supervision period for real estate brokers applying for a license to four years.
New York A09518 amends the real property law to extend the period of supervision for real estate brokers applying for a license. The bill specifies that applicants must have either worked under a licensed real estate broker for four consecutive years or have equivalent experience in the real estate business for at least three years. This change aims to ensure that applicants have sufficient knowledge and experience in real estate practices to safeguard public interests.
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