Please, please, please, the last thing we need is out of state brokers.  I have been lamenting that many local brokers are not watching over their agents enough, definitely not as much as they used to.  There are plenty of good companies with great brokers, but there are also some that shouldn't have people working under them.  I don't see out of state brokers making the situation any better.

Please keep your teaching focused on making Florida based agents and brokers better.

Noooooo! I don't even want to work all of Arizona. 

Best of luck Andy Brown-Climer School of Real Estate 

I have had my Associate Broker license in PA for many years.  When I retire, I will be DONE.

As a Florida agent who has a brokers license, I have no need for the course.

An increasing number of agents from the lands of the FROZEN CHOSEN are acquiring a license in FL in addition to what they currently have.

These are ships looking for a rock.  And they all sing the same chorus, 'We Got Ethics.' I see a problem.

No, West is Best for me.

I agree with what David M. Dwares and Candice A. Donofrio said.

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    I live in Florida and I have one, thank you!

I don't see the point, and why make it easier?

I am licensed as a sales associate in FL and associate broker in GA.

No. I have no desire to go to FL

You had to do some silly stuff back in the day to qualify, including classroom in state attendance. They did not make it easy!

I would like to get one . I've been teaching Pre-Licensing training in our State for about 20 years .

While the thought appeals to me like a non-resident CCW does, I have no desire to do business in Florida, so it wouldn't benefit me.  Plus the cost and additional CE and fees would not be worth it to me unless I was doing business there.

I appreciate the offer though.

We plan on getting it this year but we also have a home in Florida.

I would not be interested in getting an out of state or out of province real estate licence.  I don't think that would be serving my clinets very well, as I would not know the area... I don't see the value in it..  I have enough to do here in the area I service with nearly 4,000,000 people... lol

If it is totally free yes; otherwise, no.

I might want to do the online thing if it were say, June, July, August. Being January, I may opt for a classroom setting. That being said, I think I would head to SoCal before I headed to FL. Like Thomas J. Nelson, Realtor,CRS,e-Pro, West is best for me, just a personal preference in coasts.

Andy Brown-Climer School of Real Estate - now that is a great news...

Not for me. Thank you.

nope.  Florida is a place to visit, not work  I'm good where I'm at.

Yes, but i'm not moving there....

To my knowledge, that is not exactly true... There is only a handful of states that Florida recognizes reciprocally by "Mutual Recognition", CT being one of them. I got my Florida broker license that way after passing the Florida law test. Otherwise, I believe you need to be a Florida resident. Please correct me if I'm wrong or if the law had changed recently.

I wouldn't want a license in a state I have no business selling as I know nothing about the market.  I would rather refer my business to a knowledgeable, local agent.

FOr me, no.  I am on the west coast and only work in my immediate area. 

No, who cares? I know that I cannot sell real estate across the planet & no intention of even thinking about it.

no thanks.... I'm licensed where I live ....that's more than enough...

I know west coast realtors who have licenses in Hawaii, Nevada, and California states together. They spend perhaps $3,000 in membership a year if they have broker designation. If they want a desk in each of these states it goes 5 figures.  I think Florida with a high concentration of retirees just about every other family moved down there has someone with a license. 

I doubt it.... haven't stepped foot in Florida for over a decade. No plans to do so any time soon. Why would I need a license unless it's the Florida passport? 

This is good information to share. A number of my broker friends have relocated to Florida.

I would not even though I own property in Florida. If I have a real estate need, I will refer it to one of the many professionals that I know and trust. I work my area and that is the way I intend it to stay.

No

Andy Brown-Climer School of Real Estate This has been allowed in my State for years.

LOL The responses you received made me laugh. I am licensed in the State of Florida and the State of Washington and just passed the State of Hawai'i broker exam in October 2017.

Yes... some people would gladly enroll if they did not have to be present in the State of Florida. Reaching them is challenging.

Don't have any plans to leave my beautiful state of Colorado.

I'm sure some would.

no

IF that were the case, that option would be of interest...

I took my Wisconsin classes online, but will not be moving to Florida.

Is residency not required? I know neighboring states are different and don't always require residency but, we're 3 states away so, I'm curious about residency.

99.99% chance I will not be trying this