The California Department of Real Estate is settling its case against Real Estate Trainers Inc. and its former president, Lance McHarg. Under the agreement, McHarg and Real Estate Trainers Incorporated, founded in 1972 by Bob Morris and McHarg’s father Larry McHarg, must pay $60,000 for monetary penalties, damages, and the costs of investigation and litigation which led to the legal action, the Department of Real Estate said in a press release. The disciplinary action has to do with McHarg taking California’s real estate license exam numerous times without receiving a passing score. The Department of Real Estate conducted an investigation […]
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