License Law & RulesQuestion 33 of 120
A Florida broker who wishes to open a real estate office must:
a.Maintain and register a principal office with DBPR
b.Operate only from the broker's home with no registration
c.Share a single license among multiple brokers
d.Avoid displaying any sign or identification
Explanation
A Florida broker must maintain a principal office and register it with the DBPR, and branch offices generally must also be registered. The office must meet requirements for signage and recordkeeping. These rules help ensure accountability and consumer access.
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