Notice the warning on the license renewal form that states as per Alaska statute 11.56.210 “any person who knowingly furnishes false or fraudulent information in this application is subject to imprisonment for not more than one year, a fine of not more than $5000, or both.”

Also per 12 AAC 64.160, Making false or fraudulent representation or material misstatements on an application for license, renewal, or examination is grounds for revocation, suspense or denial of a license.    This is also a clear violation of the REALTOR code of Ethics.

If you have misstated your information on your license renewal and work with a group of fellow agents to lie and mislead, you are not only breaking the law but are also committing conspiracy.  If   2 or 20 people sworn to the truth in an investigation lie, and just one refuses to commit perjury, all perjuring themselves have entrapped themselves into a serious matter.

Don’t participate in breaking the law.  Do the right thing and honor the requirements the state requires.  The real estate commission has been informed of specific instances and will be following up at the end of the cycle, when correcting the fraud will be too late. 

With room in classes both this weekend and next week, it is not to late to get your CE done. 

Marketing Makeover:  In this class you will be introduced to many time-saving and more profitable ways to conduct your real estate marketing.  Applicable when you are marketing yourself as the real estate professional of choice, or marketing your seller's home.  By implementing these eMarketing methods into your business plan you can reduce your time at work, increase in your profitability, and have less stress in your business!