I believe there isn't any reciprocity between Fl and CA so you probably need to meet all the standard requirements. 

Licensed only in NH currently, but am in the early stage of getting reciprocity in MA.Thanks!

I understand their is no reciprocity but has anyone had luck at avoiding all the schooling and testing again to get licensed in a different state? 

Some states have what's called reciprocity, where you would not have to take the course.

Since the loan docs provide for the lender to get atty fees if it's successful in court, reciprocity says you should get yours if successful.

You can reciprocate the favor. 

Happy to reciprocate with any info you are interested in.

Agents can get reciprocity in other states if they meet the comission's guidelines, but this is typically for rare cases/transactions only.

And if you have integrity in business and reciprocate, it just keeps getting paid back.If you already have something under contract that you're going to flip, even if it's your first one, it shouldn't surprise you to know that a good agent is willing to give you their time because they know they will (should) get paid for it.

I can usually draw attention at a meeting, and I’m known for the respect I have amongst and reciprocated to my peers.