SECTION SIX: VIOLATIONS OF LICENSE LAW, PENALTIES, AND PROCEDURES

1. An administrative complaint against a broker must be filed
___________ after the violation occurred or after the
violation was discovered.

2. Under what circumstances may the DBPR not notify the
offending licensee of an investigation.

3. When may the DBPR issue a notice of noncompliance to a
licensee?

4. When is a summary suspension issued?

5. When the DBPR initiates an investigation and notifies the
offending licensee, the licensee may respond to the
complaint within

6. How many current Commission members must participate
in a Probable Cause Panel?

7. The Probable Cause Panel must make its determination of
probable cause within _____ days of receiving the final
investigative report.

8. When is a Letter of Guidance issues?

9. What happens next if probable cause is found for a
complaint?

10. Which right is provided to the offending licensee through the Election of Rights notice?

11. A stipulation agreement must be approved by the

12. If an offending licensee chooses to voluntarily relinquish his
license for permanent revocation, which penalties are
included in that choice?

13. If a real estate license is issued in error,

14. To be eligible for monetary reimbursement from the Florida
Real Estate Recovery Fund, a claim must be filed within
_______ of the date of the action.

15. Under no circumstances does the Recovery Fund pay
_________ damages.

16. Conversion is the act of

17. Commingling is the practice of