DRE MISSION DRE at a Glance Offices Principal Office, Sacramento 2201 Broadway, P.O. Box 187000, Sacramento, 95818 Complaints/Consumer Information(916)

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DRE MISSION

DRE at a Glance

Offices Principal Office, Sacramento 2201 Broadway, P.O. Box , Sacramento, Complaints/Consumer Information(916) Licensing Information(877) Mortgage Lending Section(916) Subdivisions, P.O. Box , Sacramento, Subdivisions Office (North)(916) Time-Shares, Undivided Interests, Out-of-State Subdivisions and Subdivision Advertising (only)(916) Fresno District Office 2550 Mariposa Mall, Suite 3070, Fresno, Complaints/Consumer Information(559) Los Angeles District Office 320 W. 4th. Street, Suite 350, Los Angeles, Complaints/Consumer Information(213) Subdivisions Office (South)(213) Oakland District Office 1515 Clay Street, Suite 702, Oakland, Complaints/Consumer Information(510) San Diego District Office 1350 Front Street, Suite 3064, San Diego, Complaints/Consumer Information(619)

Licensees and Employees

Licensing Real Estate Broker License Need 8 college level courses Experience or college degree Pass exam Pass background check License corporation Real Estate Salesperson Need 3 college level courses Pass exam Pass background check

Licensing Prepaid Rental Listing Services (PRLS) Application Background Check Bonding

Licensed Activity Defined Represent another Perform acts for or in expectation of compensation And the acts include: Soliciting buyers or sellers Engage in property management Solicit borrowers or lenders in connection with loans secured by real property (MLBs) Provide services for borrowers or lenders in connection with the loans secured by real property

Subdivisions Qualify Common Interest Subdivisions For Sale Subdivider must obtain a public report before initiating sales Public report (White Report) discloses material facts about the project to ensure buyer is getting what they bargained for Violations result in Desist and Refrain to block sales until violation is remedied All common interest developments have Homeowners Association (HOA)

Subdivisions DRE has jurisdiction over HOA complaints if there are unsold units No jurisdiction once developer turns HOA over to the homeowners

Enforcement Investigate Complaints Against: Licensees for violations of the Real Estate Law Subdividers for violations of the Subdivided Lands Law Unlicensed individuals engaging in unlicensed activity Penalties License discipline Suspension, restrictions or revocations Desist and refrain orders No authority to award money damages

Enforcement Unlicensed activity is a misdemeanor or fines Up to one year in jail Individual fines up to $20,000 Corporate fines up to $60,000

Enforcement Cases 2008/09 FYTD (July-Dec.08)

CALIFORNIA FORECLOSURE RATES

Foreclosures Foreclosure has lead to a target rich environment for scams Advance Fee Loan Modification scams are on the rise

Purpose of the Advance Fee Law Legislation created in the 1950s To ensure brokers perform the services promised for the Advance Fee

Definitions What is an Advance Fee? The collection of an upfront fee for the purpose of promoting the sale or lease of real property The collection of an upfront fee for the purpose of negotiating a loan secured by real property

Requirements for the Collection of Advance Fees Generally need a real estate broker license to collect an advance fee Licensed attorneys are exempt if acting under the scope of their license Must submit agreement and solicitation materials to DRE to ensure the DRE does not object to their use Agreement must specify the services to be rendered Must deposit the advance fee into a trust account

Requirements for the Collection of Advance Fees Only expend fee on the promised services Must provide the principal with an accounting of the advance fee Refund any unearned portion of the advance fee No advance fee may be collected after a NOD has been recorded Exceptions to Advance Fee Requirements Upfront appraisal and credit report fees Upfront tenant screening fees for residential rentals

Penalties for Violations License discipline including revocation Desist and Refrain Orders Criminal Sanctions $1,000 fine 6 months in jail OR BOTH Bar Order

Consumer Protections Consumer Alert – Advance Fees and Loan Modification Services

Consumer Protections DRE Licensee Look-Up Data Base Log-on, Lookem up, Checkem out!

Consumer Protections DRE posting of brokers with no objection letter

Licensee Education DRE posted the essential advance fee elements

Licensee Education DRE posted exemplar agreement and accounting

Conclusion DRE licenses and regulates real estate salespersons and brokers Most mortgage brokers operate under a real estate broker license DRE regulates the sales of homes for new subdivisions DRE regulates HOAs when subdivider has unsold units DRE does not regulate HOAs after subdivider has sold out Questions?