Applicant for real estate license demonstrates good character, but not “reputation” of good character

This case involved an individual whose application for a real estate salesperson license was denied due to her history of criminal convictions related to driving under the influence. The Court ultimately affirmed the license denial because, while the applicant “made a strong and persuasive case” that she is a person of good character, she failed to establish that she had a reputation of good character, as the statutory language requires.