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1. Question
DBPR will investigate a complaint that names a person or a corporation.
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2. Question
The next step after probable cause has been found is the final order
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Which is NOT correct about the complaint process?
- If the complainant later withdraws the complaint, DBPR may continue the investigation.
- The alleged violation must be about a real estate transaction in Florida.
- A complaint is “legally sufficient” if it alleges a violation of a Florida statute.
- The complaint must name the real estate licensee involved.
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4. Question
Which is correct about formal hearings?
- The administrative law judge must have been a member of the Florida Bar for at least seven years.
- The judge is an employee of the DBPR.
- The administrative law judge submits a final order to the FREC.
- The administrative law judge may issue subpoenas.
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