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Category : Legal Updates & Resources

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AdvocacyLegal Updates & Resources

Make sure you have copyright safe harbor protections!

Evian White De Leon
MAKE SURE YOU HAVE COPYRIGHT SAFE HARBOR PROTECTIONS! COPYRIGHT VIOLATIONS ARE ON THE RISE MIAMI REALTORS®’ members have seen an uptick in demand letters and lawsuits alleging copyright infringement based on the photographs in MLS listings. REALTOR® members across the state are also seeing this – even when the alleged......
Legal Updates & Resources

Do Not Ignore Calls and Emails from FREC or DBPR

Evian White De Leon
DO NOT IGNORE CALLS AND EMAILS FROM FREC OR DBPR WHAT IS HAPPENING? Florida Real Estate Commission (FREC) and Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) are contacting new licensees who are missing the pre-licensing course completion certificate. They are making calls and sending emails – they are legitimate. Do......

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