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Louisiana Laws > Revised Statutes > Title 37 > Chapter 17 - Louisiana Real Estate License Law


Current as of: 2009
Section
37:1430Louisiana real estate license law
37:1431Definitions
37:1432Louisiana real estate commission; qualifications; terms of office
37:1433Officers; quorum; meetings
37:1434Domicile
37:1435Powers of commission
37:1436Licensing and registration required
37:1437Application for license
37:1437.1Timeshare registration
37:1437.2Corporations; limited liability companies; partnerships; real estate brokers' licenses
37:1437.3Inactive license
37:1438Applicability
37:1439Issuance of license, certificate, or registration
37:1440Examination
37:1441Return of license or registration upon transfer or termination
37:1442License, certificate, and registration issuance and renewal
37:1443Fees
37:1444Broker, place of business; branch office license
37:1445Unlicensed persons cannot recover brokerage charges
37:1446Compensation; independent contractor status of salespersons and associate brokers
37:1447Referral fees; interference with brokerage relationships
37:1448Revocation or suspension of licenses
37:1448.1Non-compete agreements
37:1448.2Revocation or suspension of registration
37:1449Broker to insure provision of contract; retention of records
37:1449.1Duty of real estate licensees to use purchase agreement forms
37:1450Duty of licensees, registrants, and certificate holders to report legal action pertaining to real estate activities
37:1451Death or incapacity of a real estate broker
37:1453Investigations
37:1454False information
37:1455Causes for censure, suspension, or revocation of license, registration, or certification
37:1456Notice of charges; hearing; censure, suspension, or revocation of license, registration, or certificate
37:1457Judicial proceedings
37:1458Penalty
37:1459Real estate activity; unlicensed persons
37:1460Certification and regulation of real estate schools, instructors and continuing education vendors
37:1461Real estate recovery fund
37:1462Conditions for recovery; eligibility
37:1463Payment from the fund
37:1464Real estate research and education fund
37:1465Real estate franchises
37:1466Errors and omissions insurance; mandatory for all licensees
37:1467Agency
37:1468Psychologically impacted property
37:1469Offender notification
37:1470Mold informational pamphlet; liability of licensees

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