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California Department of Real Estate

The California Department of Real Estate has safeguarded and promoted the public interest in real estate matters. It is therefore essential to note the main users of the website, when it might be used, main use of the content in the website and to whom, how the information might be used, whether one can get back to the website and bookmark it for future reference, its relationship to something learned in class and the benefits of the critical analysis (California Department of Real Estate). The primary users of the California Department of Real Estate website are the general public where it is used in the process of offering subdivided land and still when handling all transactions of real estate by licensees. The main use of the content in the California Department of Real Estate website is to offer protection to all the transactions that the parties in the real estate field participate in.

Information in the California Department of Real Estate might be used in ensuring that the subdividers always deliver the buyers what they had agreed on during the time of sale. One can get back to the website in the future especially when transacting a home or a unit for the second time since the laws in the website cover a variety of common interest developments and standard subdivisions, and out-of-state timeshare subdivisions that might be offered for sale in California. Information learned in the California Department of Real Estate website can be related to the issues of trust that is essential in the real estate business where the agent must provide to the client what they agreed on at the time of agreement. Benefits of the critical analysis include identification of the assistance that the subdivision laws that are enforced by the Department of Real Estate offer, and how licensing practices and licensees are usually regulated.

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California Department of Real Estate, 2012, www.CalBRE.ca.gov.