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Email ArticleThe following is a list of on-line links to state regulatory agencies governing the practice of real estate in the United States.
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Real Estate Licensing Authorities
State and National Regulatory Agencies
- Jan 30, 2007 1:25:00 AMCategorized in: Licensing
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Comment by: Steve
- Mar 9, 2009 12:41:17 PMDoes the e-Pro Certification Course count towards Florida Real Estate continuing education? Thnanks in advance.
Stephen Reinstein
SteveR7138@msn.com
Comment by: John Reilly, e-PRO
- Mar 9, 2009 4:03:42 PMNo, Florida does not grant CE credit for e-PRO. For a list of the 26 states that do grant credit, go to http://epronar.com and click CE Approval.
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