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150-Day License Term |
Some licenses are issued with a 150-day term per Section 17520 of the Family
Code or Section 11350.6 of the Welfare & Institutions Code (Support
Obligations). The beginning and ending days of the 150-day term are contained
in the comment. If the licensee fails to satisfy the provisions of the law, the
license will expire at the end of the 150-day period and the license will be
withheld/denied. |
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Conditional Suspension per 10153.4 B&P Code |
Salespeople can be issued a conditional license that has an 18-month term by
qualifying with a course in Real Estate Principles and passing the real estate
salesperson examination. Within 18 months after the license is issued, the
licensee must submit evidence of completion of two additional college-level
real estate courses. If the licensee fails to submit evidence to the Real
Estate Commissioner of having successfully completed the educational
requirements specified in Section 10153.4 of the Business & Professions
Code, the license is suspended. The licensee may have the suspension removed if
the course completion evidence is submitted prior to the four year license
expiration date. If proper course completion evidence is not submitted before
the end of the original four-year license term, the license cannot be renewed. |
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Disciplinary Action Comments |
In reviewing a licensee’s information, please be aware that license discipline information may have been removed from a licensee’s record pursuant to Business & Professions Code Section 10083.2 (c). However, discipline information may be available from the California Department of Real Estate upon submittal of a request, or by calling the Department’s public information line at 1-877-373-4542.
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Disciplinary Action Documents |
In reviewing a licensee’s information, please be aware that license discipline information may have been removed from a licensee’s record pursuant to Business & Professions Code Section 10083.2 (c). However, discipline information may be available from the California Department of Real Estate upon submittal of a request, or by calling the Department’s public information line at 1-877-373-4542.
Pursuant to Section 10083.2(a) of the California Business & Professions Code, the department is required to provide on the Internet information regarding the status of every license issued by the department in accordance with the California Public Records Act and the Information Practices Act of 1977. The public information to be provided on the Internet includes information on suspensions and revocations of licenses issued by the department and accusations filed pursuant to the Administrative Procedure Act. Furthermore, the Real Estate Law does not have any provisions regarding a time limitation for providing such information. If available, you can view the documents associated with a disciplinary action under the heading of “Disciplinary Action Documents”, and by clicking on the link attached to the hearing file. Documents in these files are scanned with the most recent action appearing first in the file. If an electronic version of a file is not available, you may obtain information regarding disciplinary action involving a licensee whose record reflects an 'H' number by calling the Sacramento Office at (916) 576-8652. Be sure to have the 'H' number and license identification number for faster service when making an inquiry. Additional recovery claim information on licensees whose record contains comments with an 'R' number may be obtained through the Sacramento Recovery Fund Unit at (916) 576-5531. |