does Florida require a concierge license?
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It is best to call them and ask for Florida's requirements regarding licenses. It is better to get the information straight from the authorities to avoid confusion and mistakes during your business startup process. Here are websites to go to:\n\nhttp://www.dos.state.fl.us/startbus/\nhttp://taxonomy.myflorida.com/Taxonomy/Business/Starting%20a%20Business%20in%20Florida
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I can help you get a License but it will be from another State but it will be legal.\n\nDrop me a line.
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I doubt any definite license is needed for this. Low voltage wiring, in my state, requires no license so cable, sound systems, computer networks and so forth do not need some specific license. \n\nIf you're going to be dealing with electrical supplies and not just audio/video cables, then it would be good to have an electrician's license whether it is absolutely necessary or not.\n\nIf you're doing this as a business, a business license seems like a good idea, as well as incorporation and a DBA and insurance.\n\nI would want anyone doing security work to be bonded as well. If you're planning on working for someone else, just be bond-able. Clear up anything that would keep you from passing a background check.
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Check with florida bar
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Go to your county courthouse and ask (a) if a license is required for your type of business as some occupations do not require a license; and (b) what do you need to get a license. You did not specify your business so we cannot really provide you with any other detail.\n\nOnline, you can go to your Secretary of State website (search for [name of your state] Secretary of State) and look for the link on how to do business in the state. Usually that page will contain info or link to instructions on how to get a business license.
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Yes you do. I cant remeber were you go to get one though but my friend does it and you do need a license!
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The State of Florida has a website devoted to doing business in the state:  http://www.stateofflorida.com/Portal/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=8\n(You may want to request their "Florida Business Guide" book as a handy reference).\n\nThe Department of Health and Human Services also has a site devoted to the requirements for Day Care licensing, etc:\nhttp://www.dcf.state.fl.us/childcare/\n\nHope this helps!
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You can do it yourself through the state ( http://www.stateofflorida.com/Portal/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=8 ), but the paperwork gets a bit confusing at times.  The easiest way to do it is to use an incorporation service such as: \nhttp://www.floridaincorporationservice.com/\n\nHope this helps!
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no.. They just have to both be licensed in the state.
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The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation now allows Floridians to apply or renew their licenses online, though you need to get an online account. Below is their FAQ section that may help you activate your license\n\nhttps://www.myfloridalicense.com/faq.html#ComingSoon\n\nYou can also contact their customer support at 850.487.1395, Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST. When you're talking about licenses, it is better to get the answer straight from official sources.
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In most states, no, you can't become a part time real estate agent without a license.  A great option would be to contact some local Realtors and see if any need an unlicensed assistant.  This is the best way for you to learn the business ins and outs, without the financial investment or the risk of losing your shirt if it doesn't work out.  Added bonus: if you do well and really enjoy it, your "boss" (the Realtor) may pay for your schooling for you and help you to start your career.\n\nSean
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It's best to contact the Georgia Real Estate Commission for the most recent information, and information on fees.  \n\nhttp://grec.georgia.gov/01/home/0,2197,859536,00.html\nTheir address, and email information is on this link.\n\nFrom information on their website, you have a choice.  You can apply for a Georgia Real Estate License as a non resident, while you still live in Pennsylvania, or you can apply as a resident of Georgia who holds an out of state license.\n\nGeorgia only has special reciprocity rules for the State of Florida.  All other states follow a simple procedure. \n\nAs a resident of Georgia, you will need a criminal history report, known as your Georgia Crime Information Center (GCIC) report, and you will need to show certification of your Pennsylvania license history.  Your license must currently be in good standing, you have passed your required exams, and you have met pre-licensing and continuing ed courses to keep your license current.\n\nAs a non-resident, you would not need the GCIC, but you would need to provide similar information regarding your Pennsylvania history.\n\nPennsylvania, however, does not have reciprocity agreements with any state.\nhttp://www.realtor.org/libweb.nsf/pages/fg709
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Most areas require professional licensing.  Once that is accomplished, you should have no trouble drumming up business with a relatively modest advertising budget, given the immense popularity of this therapy.  You might even want to consider a "traveling service" as opposed to a traditional "office" setting; bringing your service to homes and businesses is a great way to drum up free "word-of-mouth" advertising.
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Generally, you will need to hold a real estate license to transact real estate.  The most common loophole is if you are the owner or in the employ of the owner.  This will vary slightly state to state according to their real estate laws.\n\nTypically though, you are able to show units for sale or lease, but would be restricted when it comes to actions considered real estate brokerage.  For instance, you would be able to show a property for sale or lease, but not discuss contracts, negotiations or prices that the owner would consider.\n\nBasically, without a license or not in the employ of the owner, you would be restricted to responding to only certain questions and with specific answers.\n\nIt should be mentioned that some states will allow you to act in the capacity of a real estate agent if you are between licenses or are to be licensed soon.  You will not be able to be paid though until you are licensed.
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I have been in the real estate business in Central Florida for 27 years. I am a broker. I am guessing that you want to join the real estate industry to earn money. I can tell you that getting a real estate license is the easy part. Weaning money in this industry takes lots of training and lots of commitment. I can give you some suggestions about the many facets of the business but I would need to no more about you and your interest. If you need more help, write to Bruce at boatclub@go.com . Tell me more about your long term objectives in real estate.
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There are many businesses that do not require to be licensed. Here are some of them:\n\n1. Webmaster\n2. Web designer\n3. Pet sitter\n4. Business plan writer\n5. Copywriter\n6. Search engine optimization expert
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actually you do not have to be licensed in each state.  and it actually differs from city to city.  for example i live in fairfield/suisun.  they are so close they are practically the same city.  however you have to be nationally certified to work as a massage therapist in fairfield, but all you have to do to work as a massage therapist in suisun is go down to city hall and buy a business license.