denial: The duty to disclose criminal convictions to DRE and consequences - 08/02/12 04:49 PM

Criminal convictions sometimes occur, even to good people.  When a real estate licensee, or applicant for an original real estate license is convicted of a crime (for example rape, arson, robbery, burglary, DUI, shoplifting, embezzlement, etc.) whether a felony or misdemeanor, such persons need to be aware of the need to disclose the conviction at risk of losing the real estate license or facing license disclipline (via suspension or revocation following an accusation) or else having the original real estate license denied.

NEW APPLICANTS FOR A REAL ESTATE LICENSE - CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS.

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