Florida License Law
A Florida licensee who provides false information on a license application is subject to:
AOnly retaking the licensing exam
BDenial of the application, license revocation, and possible criminal prosecution✓ Correct
CA fine of $500 only
DA warning on their first offense only
Explanation
Providing false or fraudulent information on a real estate license application in Florida can result in denial of licensure, revocation of any license already issued, a fine up to $5,000, and possible criminal charges for fraud.
Related Florida Florida License Law Questions
- FREC's authority to discipline a Florida licensee includes all of the following EXCEPT:
- Under Chapter 475 F.S., which action would cause a sales associate's license to automatically become null and void?
- In Florida, a real estate license may be placed on 'voluntary inactive' status for a maximum of how long before it expires?
- A Florida broker must ensure that each office location used in the conduct of real estate business is:
- Under Florida Statute 475, which of the following is an exempt activity that does NOT require a real estate license?
- What is the required post-license education for a Florida real estate sales associate after receiving their initial license?
- A Florida broker who operates a branch office must ensure the branch office is:
- FREC meets at least how many times per year?
Practice More Florida Real Estate Questions
1,500+ questions covering all exam topics. Start free — no signup required.
Take the Free Florida Quiz →