Wis. Admin. Code Real Estate Examining Board REEB 24.17 - Miscellaneous requirements
(1) VIOLATIONS OF
LAW. Licensees may not violate, or aid or abet the violation of, any law the
circumstances of which substantially relate to the practices of a real estate
licensee. A licensee, who has been convicted of a crime, shall send to the
board, within 48 hours after the judgment of conviction, a copy of the
complaint or other information that describes the nature of the crime and the
judgment of conviction in order that the board determine whether the
circumstances of the crime of which the licensee was convicted are
substantially related to the practice of a real estate licensee, pursuant to s.
111.335(3) (a), Stats.
(2) CONVICTION. The board may discipline a
licensee on the basis of a conviction of any crime, the circumstances of which
substantially relate to the practice of real estate. A certified copy of a
judgment of a court of record showing such conviction, within this state or
without, shall be presumptive evidence of conviction.
(2m) FELONY CONVICTION. The board may revoke
a license based on a conviction of a felony that is a bar to licensure under s.
452.25(1) (a), Stats.
(3) VIOLATION OF STATUTES, ADMINISTRATIVE
CODE AND BOARD ORDERS. Licensees may not violate any provisions or terms or
conditions of, or aid or abet the violation of ch. 452, Stats., chs.
REEB
11 to 25 or any order of, the board.
(4) IMPAIRED PRACTICE. Licensees shall not
render services while the ability of the licensee to competently perform duties
is impaired by mental or emotional disorder, drugs or alcohol.
(5) DUTY TO COOPERATE WITH THE BOARD AND THE
DEPARTMENT. Licensees and applicants shall respond to the department and the
board regarding any request for information within 30 days of the date of the
request.
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