Florida Real Estate License After a Career Change: Charlie’s Story
When a career change made active real estate difficult, Charlie T. faced a choice many Florida agents eventually encounter: keep paying to stay in production or give up the license. Referral-only gave him another option.
What Counts as a Real Estate Referral? It’s More Than Just a Name
A good real estate referral starts with more than a name and phone number. Before you make the introduction, there should be a real conversation, a genuine real estate need, and permission to connect the person with an agent.
Taking a Break From Real Estate? How to Keep Your Florida License Active
A career break doesn’t have to become the end of your real estate license. If you’re stepping away from active sales for a while, referral-only can give you a simpler way to stay licensed without keeping a full sales business running.
Florida Real Estate License First Renewal Requirements: Don’t Miss the 45-Hour Rule
Your first Florida real estate license renewal is not the same as the renewals that come later. For sales associates, missing the 45-hour post-license requirement can mean starting the licensing process over.
Barely Selling Anymore? What to Do With Your Florida Real Estate License
If you’re barely selling real estate anymore, continuing to pay for the tools of an active sales business may not make sense. Here’s another way to keep your Florida license active without staying in production.
CrossView Referral Realty Email Update: Our New Contact Address
We’ve updated our office email address. Here’s the new email to save for CrossView Referral Realty — and the good news is, nothing else is changing.
How Does a Referral Brokerage Work in Florida?
Stepping away from active sales doesn’t mean your Florida real estate license has to stop working for you. Here’s how the CrossView Referral Realty process works from joining through payout.