Florida real estate license lookup

Florida DBPR Real Estate License Lookup and CSV Download

Use the official DBPR search to verify one Florida sales associate, broker, or brokerage. For research or list-building, use DBPR’s separate weekly CSV downloads. This page links to both state tools and explains which one fits the job.

Reviewed by Casa Academy and updated August 2, 2026 using current DBPR license-search and weekly public-record download pages.

Choose the right official tool

DBPR license search vs. weekly CSV download

CriteriaBest official toolUpdate cadenceWhat it returns
Verify one person or businessDBPR public license searchUse for current verificationSearch by name, license number, city or county, and license type
Download the statewide listReal Estate Sales Associates and Brokers CSVDBPR refreshes download files weeklyCurrent active and inactive records; null-and-void records are excluded
Download a county groupDBPR Real Estate Commission public-records pageDBPR refreshes download files weeklyRegional files grouped by the county on the licensee record
Check your own pending applicationDBPR Online ServicesAccount-specific statusPrivate application, renewal, and account workflows—not the public lookup

The statewide CSV is a large public-record file and includes mailing addresses. DBPR says downloads are refreshed weekly but may lag during maintenance; use the public license search or contact DBPR when you need up-to-the-minute verification.

Official resources

Use the real tools, not guesses

These links take you to the official state tools and reference pages that help you complete the task correctly.

Start with the official DBPR license search

Florida's Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) runs the MyFloridaLicense.com public license search. Start there for the live public record, then keep the DBPR help pages open if you need to confirm what a status label means.

Download the official weekly Florida real estate licensee CSV

DBPR publishes a statewide quote-and-comma-delimited file for Florida real estate sales associates and brokers, plus smaller county-group files. The statewide extract includes license codes, names, addresses, county, license number, status, original license date, expiration date, and employer fields. DBPR says the files include current active and inactive licensees and exclude null-and-void records.

What to know before opening the download

The statewide CSV is large and contains public mailing addresses. Open the DBPR public-records page first if you need a smaller county file. DBPR refreshes the files weekly, but its disclaimer says maintenance can delay an update; use the live license search for current verification rather than treating the download as real-time status.

Search methods that return the right record

The fastest method is a license number search. If you only have a name, try the full legal name first, then alternate spellings or initials, and narrow the profession to real estate sales associate or broker when the portal offers filters. City or county search can help when multiple people share a name.

Fields you should expect on a license record

Typical records include: - License status (active, inactive, null and void, or other DBPR labels). - License type and license number. - Issue and expiration dates. - Business or brokerage affiliation when available. - Public disciplinary or related-license references when DBPR exposes them.

How to verify status before you proceed

Confirm the status is active on the date you plan to work together, check that the expiration date has not passed, and match the name to the person or company you are hiring. If anything looks off, compare the result against the DBPR verification guidance and contact DBPR directly before you proceed.

Use the right DBPR tool for the job

Use the public license search when you need to verify an issued license. Use DBPR Online Services when you need to log in to your own account, check application status, or review renewal actions tied to your personal profile. Those are different workflows, and using the right one saves time.

FAQs

Where do I check a Florida real estate license?

Use the official DBPR public license search at MyFloridaLicense.com to find sales associate, broker, brokerage, and related real estate records.

Can I search by name without a license number?

Yes. Enter the full legal name, try initials or alternate spellings, and confirm you are filtering for real estate licenses if the portal asks.

Can I download a CSV of Florida real estate licensees?

Yes. DBPR provides a statewide Real Estate Sales Associates and Brokers CSV and smaller county-group files. DBPR says the public-record downloads are refreshed weekly.

Does the weekly CSV include every historical license?

No. DBPR says its licensee downloads contain current active and inactive records and exclude null-and-void records. Use the live search or contact DBPR when the download does not answer a specific verification question.

What license status should I look for?

Active status indicates the license is current. Inactive or other statuses mean the licensee is not authorized to practice until the DBPR approves a change.

Does the DBPR lookup show disciplinary history?

The license record can include public disciplinary information or links to details when it applies. Follow DBPR guidance if you need to review a case.

Is this the same as checking my application status?

No. Application status lives inside your DBPR Online Services account. The public license lookup is for issued licenses and current status.

About Casa AcademySobre Casa AcademyÀ propos de Casa AcademySobre a Casa Academy关于 Casa Academy

Casa Academy is an online Florida real estate school operating under Florida school license ZH1003169. We maintain this page against the DBPR sales associate checklist and Pearson VUE exam scheduling guidance.Casa Academy es una escuela inmobiliaria en línea de Florida que opera con la licencia escolar de Florida ZH1003169. Mantenemos esta página alineada con la lista de verificación de asociados de ventas del DBPR y las guías de programación de Pearson VUE.Casa Academy est une école immobilière en ligne de Floride opérant sous la licence scolaire ZH1003169. Nous tenons cette page à jour selon la checklist DBPR des associés commerciaux et les consignes de planification Pearson VUE.A Casa Academy é uma escola imobiliária on-line da Flórida que opera sob a licença escolar ZH1003169. Mantemos esta página alinhada à lista de verificação de associados de vendas do DBPR e às orientações de agendamento da Pearson VUE.Casa Academy 是一所在线佛罗里达州房地产学校,执照为 ZH1003169。本页内容对照 DBPR 销售助理清单与 Pearson VUE 考试安排指南维护。

If official requirements or exam scheduling guidance change, this page should change too. The current review date for this version is March 16, 2026.Si cambian los requisitos oficiales o las guías de programación del examen, esta página también debe actualizarse. La fecha de revisión actual de esta versión es 16 de marzo de 2026.Si les exigences officielles ou les consignes de planification de l’examen changent, cette page doit aussi être mise à jour. La date de révision actuelle de cette version est 16 mars 2026.Se os requisitos oficiais ou as orientações de agendamento do exame mudarem, esta página também deve mudar. A data de revisão atual desta versão é 16 de março de 2026.如官方要求或考试安排指引有变,本页内容也应同步更新。当前版本的审核日期为 2026年3月16日。

Authority detailsDetalles de autoridadInformations d’autoritéDetalhes de autoridade权威信息

OrganizationOrganizaciónOrganisationOrganização机构
Casa Academy
Florida school licenseLicencia escolar de FloridaLicence scolaire de FlorideLicença escolar da Flórida佛罗里达州学校执照
ZH1003169
SupportSoporteAssistanceSuporte支持
support@onlinerealestateschool.com
Current review dateFecha de revisión actualDate de révision actuelleData de revisão atual当前审核日期
March 16, 202616 de marzo de 202616 mars 202616 de março de 20262026年3月16日

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