Extends the required supervision period for real estate brokers applying for a license to four years.
This bill amends the real property law to increase the period of supervision for real estate brokers applying for a license from two to four years. The applicant must provide proof of having taken and passed a written examination and answered questions to determine their trustworthiness and competency. The bill also requires the applicant to have attended and successfully completed a real estate course approved by the secretary of state, which may include computer-based and distance-learning courses.
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