Designated officer missteps
This article presents three real-life scenarios in which each licensed brokerage corporation’s designated officer conducted unlawful activities which led to disciplinary and enforcement actions by the DRE.
Read Moreby Carrie B. Reyes | Apr 28, 2026 | Feature Articles, Licensing and Education, Real Estate, Your Practice | 1
This article presents three real-life scenarios in which each licensed brokerage corporation’s designated officer conducted unlawful activities which led to disciplinary and enforcement actions by the DRE.
Read Moreby Carrie B. Reyes | Apr 20, 2026 | Feature Articles, Real Estate, Your Practice | 0
Avoid the cancellation of licenses attached to a corporate license by following proper DRE procedures to make Designated Officer changes.
Read Moreby Carrie B. Reyes | Apr 19, 2026 | Feature Articles, Laws and Regulations, Real Estate, Your Practice | 0
Learn about a designated officer’s duties to maintain corporate and employee compliance with Real Estate Law.
Read Moreby Carrie B. Reyes | Apr 13, 2026 | Feature Articles, Licensing and Education, Real Estate, Your Practice | 0
Learn how an individual becomes a designated officer of a DRE-licensed corporation and provides supervision and oversight of all its employees for compliance with real estate law.
Read Moreby ft Editorial Staff | Mar 11, 2026 | Forms | 1
Download the Form This form is used by a corporate broker entity when employing an individual broker as its designated officer, to establish their duties as the designated officer and the fee schedule for their earnings. ...
Read Moreby Amy Platero | Mar 11, 2026 | Forms, Fundamentals, Real Estate, Your Practice | 0
A corporate broker uses RPI Form 511 to establish a corporate broker-officer’s duties and fee schedule for earnings as designated officer of the real estate corporation and licensees held under the same broker use RPI Form 512 to form a real estate team and establish each team member’s responsibilities and fee sharing.
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