Governor Ron DeSantis has appointed Patricia Renna and reappointed Kelly Price to the Florida Real Estate Commission (FREC). These appointments aim to bolster the commission’s efforts in protecting the public through the regulation and education of real estate licensees across the state.
Key Takeaways
- Patricia Renna, an experienced owner and broker, joins the commission.
- Kelly Price, also an owner and broker, has been reappointed.
- The Florida Real Estate Commission plays a crucial role in regulating the state’s real estate industry.
New Leadership for Real Estate Regulation
Governor Ron DeSantis recently announced significant appointments to the Florida Real Estate Commission. Patricia Renna, who brings over two decades of experience in the real estate industry, has been appointed as a new member. Renna is the Owner and Broker of Comprehensive RE Advisors and has been actively involved in various local, statewide, and national committees. She is also a member of the St. Lucie Realtors Association and serves on the Florida Realtors Association Board of Directors.
Additionally, Kelly Price has been reappointed to the commission. Price is the Owner and Broker of Kelly Price & Company and has been recognized for leading the Top Residential Real Estate Company in Central Florida by Orlando Magazine since 2023. Her academic background includes a bachelor’s degree in finance from the University of Florida and a master’s degree in business administration from Rollins College.
The Role of the Florida Real Estate Commission
The Florida Real Estate Commission (FREC) was established with the primary objective of safeguarding the public interest. It achieves this through the diligent education and regulation of individuals and entities holding real estate licenses. The commission comprises seven members, all appointed by the Governor. FREC functions as the state’s regulatory body, overseeing real estate sales associates, brokers, schools, and instructors. Its responsibilities encompass enforcing license laws, establishing administrative rules, promoting educational standards, approving applications, identifying license law violations, and administering penalties.
These appointments are contingent upon confirmation by the Florida Senate. The Florida Real Estate Commission is headquartered in Orlando.
Sources
- Governor DeSantis Appoints Two to Florida Real Estate Commission, West Orlando News.