Department of Real Estate and the Bureau of Real Estate Appraisers: Bureau of Automotive Repair.
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Overview
This bill extends the period during which the Department of Real Estate and the Bureau of Automotive Repair can regulate automotive repair dealers and collect fees from them. Specifically, it extends the effective dates of provisions related to citation systems, informal review processes, and the Real Estate Appraisers Recovery Account. The bill also includes provisions to ensure military service and experience are considered when licensing, and updates requirements for continuing education for real estate licensees. Finally, it requires the Bureau of Real Estate Appraisers to conduct a study on the feasibility of mandatory licensing for real estate appraisers.
Key provisions
- Extends the effective dates of provisions related to citation systems for automotive repair dealers.
- Extends the effective dates of provisions regarding the Real Estate Appraisers Recovery Account.
- Requires the Department of Real Estate to inquire about military service and experience during license applications.
- Requires the Department of Real Estate to post information on its website about applying military experience towards licensure.
- Requires the Bureau of Real Estate Appraisers to conduct a study on mandatory licensing for real estate appraisers.
- Updates requirements for continuing education for real estate licensees, including a new nine-hour update survey course.
- Modifies the process for determining if a judgment is established by clear and convincing evidence when seeking payment from the Consumer Recovery Account.
- Requires the Department of Justice to provide a state- or federal-level response for fingerprint-based criminal history information.
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