I was told no.
http://www.myfloridalicense.com/DBPR/PRO/HOMEIN/INDEX.HTML
On October 22, 2013, Rule Chapter 61-30, Florida Administrative Code (F.A.C.), became effective. These rules, along with Chapter 468, Part XV, Florida Statutes, are the result of many coordinated efforts between the Department and industry stakeholders and are now final. Some parts of the pre-licensing and continuing education programs for home inspectors have changed as a result of these new rules. Some key changes are detailed below:
https://www.flrules.org/gateway/ChapterHome.asp?Chapter=61-30
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Version Rule No. Rule Title Effective Date
Rule file 61-30.101 Definitions 10/22/2013
Rule file 61-30.102 License Requirements 10/22/2013
Rule file 61-30.103 Examination 10/22/2013
Rule file 61-30.301 Delinquent License 10/22/2013
Rule file 61-30.302 Inactive, Active Status 10/22/2013
Rule file 61-30.401 License Renewal 10/22/2013
Rule file 61-30.403 Discretionary Hardship Reinstatement of Void Licenses 10/22/2013
Rule file 61-30.501 Provider Approval, Prelicensure and Continuing Education 10/22/2013
Rule file 61-30.502 Provider Requirements, Prelicensure and Continuing Education 10/22/2013
Rule file 61-30.503 Course Approval, Prelicensure and Continuing Education 10/22/2013
Rule file 61-30.602 Disciplinary Guidelines 10/22/2013
Rule file 61-30.603 Notice of Noncompliance10/22/2013
Rule file 61-30.604 Citations 10/22/2013
Rule file 61-30.605 Mediation 10/22/2013
Rule file 61-30.801 Standards of Practice, General 10/22/2013
Rule file 61-30.802 Standards of Practice, Structure 10/22/2013
Rule file 61-30.803 Standards of Practice, Electrical Systems 10/22/2013
Rule file 61-30.804 Standards of Practice, HVAC Systems 10/22/2013
Rule file 61-30.805 Standards of Practice, Roof Covering 10/22/2013
Rule file 61-30.806 Standards of Practice, Plumbing System 10/22/2013
Rule file 61-30.807 Standards of Practice, Interior Components 10/22/2013
Rule file 61-30.810 Standards of Practice, Exterior Components 10/22/2013
Rule file 61-30.811 Standards of Practice, Site Conditions that Affect the Structure 10/22/2013
Disclaim, Disclaim, Disclaim 
What a pain in the a s s the State has made this biz 
Thanks for posting the info Eric.
You are welcome.
For some of us. …this isn’t anything new.
You right the State has been screwing up this biz for quite some time :twisted:
How?
I took one online course and paid 5 bucks and my license was renewed. Wow…what a hardship! :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
That’s the second time I have heard of the $5 renewal fee. I haven’t renewed yet but what is this? I thought it was like every other renewal fee of $200 plus $5 for unlicensed activity or some nonsense.
I’m special!
I called and asked if it was the correct price and the lady said, yes. I kept asking and she kept saying yes. It is done.
I want to be special too…
You are! 
Thanks Eric. I just went online and renewed mine. Yep a whole 5 big ones. Better hurry Brad before they discover the glitch in the system!..lol
Bert
LOL…Ok, I’ll try it. Just hope they don’t send me a bill later.:shock:
As I told the lady I was talking to…I am sure an invoice will show up in the next 2 years… She got a chuckle out of it!
Just renewed the HI license for $5, along with my mold licenses for another $5 each…thanks guys. Looks like they are only charging for the unlicensed activity. Doubt my CBC license will be $5 though…still need 5 more CEU’s for that. Maybe the FL gurus can muster up the contractor BS CE’s for that one, Workman’s Comp, OSHA, Codes, etc.
Wanna know how to stimulate building in Florida…
Give Builders financial breaks, it is that simple.
Folks will ALWAYS wish to move here due to weather. All we need is the right folks in office and we could all be wealthy again.
There is plenty of land and when Florida is building EVERYONE does well.
Some times you just make me giggle! :mrgreen:
http://www.sunshinestatenews.com/blog/florida-taxwatch-new-home-construction-bodes-well-economy
Hah…still not enough to buy my vote. 
Licensing boards can not make a profit and the funds must stay with that particular board. If the fees collected are more than the annual budget of the board it is corrected by lower renewal fees the following year.
That makes some sense Ed. I hope you’re right and as Brad said earlier, we don’t see a bill in the mail down the road!..lol
Thanks,
Bert
Don’t worry about CEUs not showing up on the DBPR system yet.
Go ahead and renew regardless of ceu posting status.