broker exam: It's Official... Ready or not SC, here I come. - 10/08/08 07:11 AM
Greeleyville, SC
Okay, it's official. I will be taking the exam to get my license in South Carolina. Yay! I am very excited about this because the goal is to get licensed in FL, TX and SC to compliment my NY venture. One of my mentors has inspired me to … (44 comments)
I'm studying for the Broker's exam for two states simultaneously and I am trying not to mix up FL law with NY law. I am currently interested in the revised New York State statutes regarding the definition of "Designated Sales Associate." According … (32 comments)
broker exam: Broker Exam: Legal Memorandum LI-10 (When is a commission due?) - 06/18/08 08:03 PM
http://www.dos.state.ny.us/cnsl/rebcommdue.html
The above link is to the New York Dept of State's Legal Memorandum (LI10) entitled, "Defining When A Real Estate Broker's Commission Is Due."
Being a Realtor, I have a keen pecuniary interest in learning what the Counsel's Office has to say on the matter because I work very hard … (10 comments)
broker exam: Broker's Exam: ILSA - 06/16/08 11:07 PM
Mr. Jared H Beck, Esq. (a Harvard grad) has a very nice blog that I enjoy reading. Here's an interesting ILSA issue that dovetails quite nicely with my studies:
http://beckandlee.wordpress.com/2008/06/
As reported in Mr. Beck's article, the Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act (ILSA) 15 U.S.C. s. 1701(5) has the potential … (6 comments)
broker exam: Broker Exam: The Exception Rule - Section 442 Splitting Commissions - 06/08/08 10:36 PM
While at dinner with a friend I learned something new today: Section 442 has an exception.
Thank God for study partners. For once I was happy to be stumped by a pop quiz question from a buddy of mine who wanted me to define "the exception to splitting a commission rule." … (7 comments)
broker exam: Broker Exam: Howard University School of Law Fair Housing Clinic (Online Info) - 05/29/08 06:26 PM
http://www.howardfairhousing.org/case_law/151/152/153/
I highly recommend the above link. I'm still studying the 1968 Fair Housing Laws, looking up foundational cases so I can get the concepts to make sense in my head. I really want to pass my broker exams and as a visual learner, I lean more towards illustrations, outlines, fact … (2 comments)
broker exam: Broker Exam: Fair Housing Act of 1968 versus Architectural Barriers Act of 1968 - 05/29/08 06:37 AM
Fair Housing Act (as amended, Title 8):
http://www.usdoj.gov/crt/housing/title8.htm
The "Fair Housing Act" is not the same as the "Architectural Barriers Act," although they both were written in 1968.
To quote the Federal Government:
"The Architectural Barriers Act requires that buildings and facilities designed, constructed, altered, or leased with certain federal funds … (6 comments)
broker exam: Broker Exam: The Architectural Barriers Act and the UFAS - 05/29/08 01:20 AM
http://www.access-board.gov/about/laws/ABA.htm
I'm studying for my associate broker's exam for New York, Florida and South Carolina. I was taking some notes regarding "The Architectural Barriers Act" because truth be told I had never heard of it until the wee hours of this morning. It's an important foundational law, yet I can't find … (6 comments)
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