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Understand the Process

By the end of this page, you will know exactly what we do, what you need, and how it works.

What We Do

Florida law requires every brokerage to have a qualifying broker on file with DBPR. We put a licensed Florida broker on your company so you can legally operate. That is it.

File with DBPR. We submit Form RE 7 to register your brokerage with a licensed Florida broker on file.
Maintain the Filing. Our license stays on file as long as you are a client. If you cancel, we file RE 13 to remove ourselves.
Stay Available. Questions about the filing process? We are here. But we do not manage your business.

What We Do Not Do

We are a name on a filing. Nothing more.

  • Supervise your agents
  • Review or approve your transactions
  • Handle escrow or trust funds
  • Provide training or coaching
  • Participate in your day-to-day operations
  • Access your bank accounts or funds

You run your brokerage in compliance with Florida Chapter 475.

What You Need

Have these ready before you apply.

  • Active Florida real estate license
  • E&O insurance policy, naming the qualifying broker as additional insured
  • LLC or Corp registered on Sunbiz.org
  • Separate business bank account

How It Works

Four steps. No meetings. No phone calls until you are ready.

1

Apply Online

Fill out the application with your license info and business details. Takes about 5 minutes. No commitment.

2

Sign the Agreement

We send you the broker of record agreement to review and e-sign. You have already read it on this site. No surprises.

3

We File with DBPR

We prepare your DBPR filings with a licensed qualifying broker, then submit Form RE 7 to register your brokerage. Processing takes 2-4 weeks.

4

You Are In Business

Once DBPR approves, you operate under your own brand with full independence. We collect our monthly fee and stay out of your way.

The DBPR Forms

We handle the paperwork. Two forms:

RE 7 New Company

Real Estate Company Application

Filed to register a brand-new brokerage with DBPR. This is the initial filing.

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RE 13 Broker Changes

Broker Transactions

Filed when a qualifying broker is added or removed from an existing company.

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The Agreement

Read the full terms before you apply. No surprises.

Broker of Record Agreement

Pricing

$399/mo

+ $300 startup fee. $100/mo per additional agent. First 3 months paid upfront.

Qualifying broker on your DBPR filing
We handle all DBPR forms (RE 7 and RE 13)
90-day initial term, then month-to-month with 30 days notice
You keep 100% of your commissions
No commission splits, no franchise fees
Online portal for documents and payments

Ready?

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