Florida License Law
Under Florida law, unlicensed real estate activity for compensation is a:
ACivil infraction resulting in a fine
BSecond-degree misdemeanor for a first offense
CThird-degree felony✓ Correct
DAdministrative violation handled only by FREC
Explanation
Performing real estate activities without a required license for compensation in Florida is a third-degree felony under Section 475.42 F.S. This applies to unlicensed individuals performing acts that require a real estate license.
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