An employing broker uses RPI Forms 507 and 510 when employing a transaction coordinator or an office manager to assist the broker in reviewing documents and maintaining files.
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An employing broker uses RPI Form 500 to pre-screen applicants before conducting a personal interview and RPI Forms 505 and 506 to hire the prospect and set forth the terms of employment.
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When an employing broker is unavailable to certify a broker license applicant’s experience, the applicant may use an alternative method of verifying experience.
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As a broker, your success depends in large part on the quality of the individuals you employ.
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CalBRE is requesting input on three critical actions that will impact California real estate practice.
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This article clarifies the line between lawful unlicensed activity and actions which strictly require a license.
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Broker-associates enjoy the liberties of a broker license without the full responsibility of their own practice. How are they to be held accountable?
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Real estate professionals — Here’s how to use LinkedIn to find a new job, vet new employees and network with other professionals.
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Brokers need to know what insurance they are required to provide for their agents. Here’s a rundown of what coverage is required and why your brokerage will benefit.
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Each office does it differently. Find the training style that works for your business model by reviewing the following tips.
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The client of the employing broker Brokers are in a distinctly different managerial category from...
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Form-of-the-week: Office Manager Employment Agreement – Form 510 The supervisory role of an office...
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