The developer needs to keep the receipt for the "final public report" of a subdivider for three years. This is the same as the amount of time that a broker must keep all "contracts and documents" related to a real estate transaction.
These are questions that the above text answers:
1. How long does a developer need to keep the receipt for the "final public report" of a subdivider?
2. What is the required retention period for "contracts and documents" related to a real estate transaction for brokers?
3. What is the similarity in the retention period for the receipt of a "final public report" and the retention period for "contracts and documents" related to a real estate transaction?
4. What is the required retention period for the receipt of a "final public report" for a subdivider?
5. How long must a broker keep all "contracts and documents" related to a real estate transaction?
6. What is the required retention period for records related to a real estate transaction for developers?
7. How long must a subdivider keep the receipt for the "final public report"?
8. What is the required retention period for "contracts and documents" related to a real estate transaction for subdivider developers?