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advertising: Advertising Real Estate
- 08/24/14 12:20 AM
ADVERTISING
Advertising is considered to be a real estate service. Licensees must advertise in such a way so that the public is not deceived or misled. False or misleading advertising is illegal.
Anyone in a real estate office can advertise. However, all advertisement must be under the direct control and supervision of the broker because advertising is considered to be a broker activity. Advertisements must be submitted to and approved by the broker of record. No matter who advertises from the real estate office, the broker is ultimately responsible. In fact any licensee that is involved in false … (0 comments)
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advertising: A Guide to Marketing, Sales, Advertising, and Public Relations
- 05/13/14 04:45 AM
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advertising: Building Your Home Inspection Business: A Guide to Marketing, Sales, Advertising, and Public Relations Only $154.45
- 04/25/14 09:30 PM
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advertising: Advertising
- 11/04/13 09:31 AM
False advertising is a second-degree misdemeanor.
Anyone who advertises or represents that they are providing real estate services is acting as a real estate broker. Therefore, advertising is considered under Florida law to be a broker activity.
− All advertising must be in the name of the brokerage and under the supervision of the broker.
− Sales Associates may not advertise real estate services in their own names. The broker is accountable for all advertising, regardless of who actually prepares the ad. All advertising must be worded so that reasonable people will know that they are dealing with a licensee. Advertisements … (4 comments)
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advertising: A Broker is Accountable for Advertising
- 07/09/11 11:46 AM
•Anyone who advertises or represents that they are providing real estate services is acting as a real estate broker. Therefore, advertising is considered under Florida law to be a broker activity. All advertising must be in the name of the brokerage and under the supervision of the broker. -Sales Associates may not advertise real estate services in their names. -The broker is accountable for all advertising, regardless of who actually prepares the advertisement
This information is courtesy of Captain Wayne Rowlett and Rowlett Real Estate School www.rowlettrealestateschool.com
Rowlett Real Estate provides traditional classroom training in Panama City, Florida and in Destin … (3 comments)
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advertising: Wording Advertisments
- 07/06/11 10:02 AM
•All advertising must be worded so that reasonable people will know that they are dealing with a licensee. -Includes Signs, Ad's, Letterheads & Business card
•Advertisements must include the name of the brokerage firm. Failure to do so is blind advertisements »Blind advertising is prohibited & fails to disclose name of brokerage firm »usually includes only a P O box, telephone number and/or street address
•Yard signs and classified ads must include registered name of the brokerage firm
This information is courtesy of Captain Wayne Rowlett and Rowlett Real Estate School www.rowlettrealestateschool.com
Rowlett Real Estate provides traditional classroom training in … (0 comments)
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advertising: Real Estate Advertising FSBO
- 06/01/11 12:30 AM
The rules regarding advertising real property do not prevent real estate licensees from selling their own property.Real estate licensees who are selling "by owner" may place their own classified advertisements with their own personal contact information. It is not necessary for a licensee to indicate in the advertisement that the seller is a real estate agent - But to reduce liability the licensee-seller should disclose at the first point of meaningful contact that they are licensed and disclose it on the contract.
This information is courtesy of Rowlett Real Estate School and Captain Wayne Rowlett. Feel free to visit our … (0 comments)
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advertising: Advertising by Florida real estate schools
- 04/20/11 09:54 AM
No person representing a real estate school offering and teaching real estate courses under this chapter shall make, cause to be made, or approve any statement, representation, or act, oral, written, or visual, in connection with the operation of the school, its affiliations with individuals or entities of courses offered, or any endorsement of such, if such person knows or believes, or reasonably should know or believe, the statement, representation, or act to be false, inaccurate, misleading, or exaggerated.
A school shall not use advertising of any nature which is false, inaccurate, misleading, or exaggerated. Publicity and advertising of a real … (0 comments)
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advertising: Building Your Home Inspection Business: A Guide to Marketing, Sales, Advertising, and Public Relations
- 04/11/10 01:22 PM
This title is the first and only book aimed at home inspectors looking to market and grow their own businesses. Written by the Carson Dunlop team, you will learn how to target your market, sell your services, deal with customer service issues, and more.
Written by one of North America's leading home inspection firms, and based on the experiences of that company, this book will help both new and established inspectors focus on strategic business growth and marketing in a competitive profession.
You will find clear, logical advice that has been field-tested for success. Learning objectives, key terms, quizzes, and field … (0 comments)
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