DRE & LicensingIntermediateCalifornia Exam
Under California law, a real estate licensee who receives a real estate-related felony conviction will:
AReceive only a warning from the DRE, consistent with Business and Professions Code licensing rules
BHave their license automatically revoked with no right of appeal, under California Department of Real Estate requirements
CBe subject to DRE disciplinary proceedings that may result in suspension or revocationCorrect
DFace no DRE action; criminal and licensing matters are separate, per standard DRE licensing procedure
Why Be subject to DRE disciplinary proceedings that may result in suspension or revocation Is Correct
Answer C: Be subject to DRE disciplinary proceedings that may result in suspension or revocation
A criminal conviction related to real estate activities does not automatically revoke a license, but it will trigger DRE disciplinary proceedings. The DRE will consider the nature of the crime, its relation to real estate practice, and evidence of rehabilitation in determining the appropriate discipline.
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