Questions about hanging your license with us? We’re here to help!

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Is it legal to hang a Florida real estate license without joining NAR or the MLS?

A: Yes. Florida law allows a licensed real estate agent to affiliate their license with a registered brokerage without being a member of NAR, a local Realtor association, or any MLS. The DBPR only requires that an active license be held under a licensed Florida broker.

Q: What is a real estate license hang?

A: A real estate license hang means affiliating your Florida real estate license with a licensed broker so that it remains active with the DBPR, without being required to pay MLS fees, local association dues, or NAR membership. The license is held by the broker but the agent has no production requirements.

Q: Do I have to do anything after I hang my license with Summerhill Partners?

A: No. Once your license is hung with Summerhill Realty Partners, there are no production requirements, no meetings to attend, and no training to complete. You are only responsible for renewing your license with the DBPR when your renewal date comes up.

Q: Can I go back to actively selling real estate if I want to?

A: Yes. Your Florida real estate license is always yours. You can transfer your license to Summerhill Realty or to any other licensed Florida brokerage of your choice. There are no transfer penalties or lock-in clauses.

Q: How long does it take to hang my license with Summerhill Partners?

A: Most agents complete the process within 1 to 3 business days after signing the agreement and completing the DBPR verification.

Q: How much does it cost?

A: Summerhill Realty Partners charges $7/month, $60/year, or $450 as a one-time lifetime fee. There are no association fees, no MLS fees, and no hidden charges.

Q: Do I need to be in Orlando or near your office?

A: No. Summerhill Realty Partners serves licensed Florida agents anywhere in the state. The entire process is handled online.

Q: What happens when my Florida real estate license renewal comes up?

A: You renew directly with the DBPR the same way you always have. Summerhill Partners does not charge additional fees at renewal time and will send you a reminder as your renewal date approaches.