
Real estate · Florida
Albert Feinstein
Real estate broker · licensed since 2011 (15 years).
✓ License active✓ Checked Oct 30, 2026✓ Facts from the state record only
About this record
This page shows only what Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) publishes about license #BK3244029. We have no phone, email, website, reviews or specialties for this license holder. We do not recommend or refer. Status can change after our check date; the official DBPR lookup is the source of truth. Wrong or want it removed? See correction and removal.
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All in Florida →What a Florida real estate license means
Real estate licenses in Florida are issued through the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR), Division of Real Estate. A sales associate works under a broker; a broker associate holds a broker license but works under another broker; brokers and brokerage corporations run their own offices.
What it allows
- Help clients buy, sell or lease property (sales associates and broker associates, under a broker)
- Run a brokerage (brokers and licensed corporations)
How to verify this license
- Open the official DBPR lookup: www.myfloridalicense.com/wl11.asp ↗.
- Search by license number BK3244029 or by name (Albert Feinstein).
- Check that the name, license type (Real estate broker), status and expiration date match what you were told.
- For complaints or disciplinary history, use the agency's own records (www2.myfloridalicense.com ↗). Our page does not include that history.
Questions about Albert Feinstein
Is Albert Feinstein's license active?
The DBPR record showed the status “Active” when we last checked on Oct 30, 2026, with an expiration date of Mar 31, 2027. Status can change at any time, so confirm on the official lookup before you hire.
What does this license let Albert Feinstein do?
Real estate licenses in Florida are issued through the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR), Division of Real Estate. A sales associate works under a broker; a broker associate holds a broker license but works under another broker; brokers and brokerage corporations run their own offices. In short: Help clients buy, sell or lease property (sales associates and broker associates, under a broker); Run a brokerage (brokers and licensed corporations).
How do I check for complaints or discipline?
Licensed Florida only shows the public license record. Check with DBPR directly (https://www2.myfloridalicense.com/) for complaints or disciplinary actions.
Does Licensed Florida recommend Albert Feinstein?
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Is this your business?
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