Sentences with phrase «brea licensed»

For example, should it be found that a BREA licensed member falsely procured his / her license and registration under the Act, or should a licensed BREA member be convicted of an offense under the Act, or convicted of any offense involving fraud or dishonesty, then the Board can cancel, suspend, or censure the registration, license, and membership of that BREA licensed member.

The purpose of the Investigation Committee is to receive written complaints of professional misconduct and to afford hearings to any BREA licensed members or any other persons who may have submitted such a complaint.

To promote and maintain high ethical standards of conduct between its licensed members and the general public, the Board offers courses in real estate business to all BREA licensed members.

Similarly, BREA licensed agents are welcome to join the Council of Certified Residential specialists, the CIPS Council, etc..

The purpose of the Act is to: (i) empower the Board to regulate and control the business of real estate in The Bahamas, (ii) to empower the board to conduct such examinations and courses as it deems necessary to promote and maintain high ethical and professional standards of conduct between BREA licensed members and the general public in real estate transactions, and most importantly, (iii) to give the general public the assurance and understanding that all BREA licensed real estate brokers and salesmen are professional, accountable and liable under the provisions of the Real Estate (Brokers and Salesmen) Act, 1995.

To monitor the real estate profession whereby identifying persons who are practicing without a BREA license (Bahamians and non-Bahamians) by proof of advertisement / possession of business cards and to report such findings to the Board for appropriate action.

Not exact matches

Mr Maycock told Tribune Business that 202, or some one - third of BREA's licensed members, were now actively using the MLS system.

Mr Maycock said some 189 licensed BREA members, out of a total of around 600, were actively using the BMLS.

Please browse our BREA website for information of all sorts involving land transactions in the Bahamas, or search for a licensed member of our Association.

Major milestones include the passage of the International Persons Land Holding Act - 1993, which facilitated the holding of land by non-Bahamians and companies; The Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons Act - 1995, giving BREA the authority to license and register all brokers and salespersons in the Bahamas and products for a disciplinary committee; Bi-lateral agreements with the US Association of Realtors and the Realtor Association of Greater Miami and the Beaches and the long awaited achievement of the Multiple Listing Service in 1998.

Evans says Canadian agents must work through a real estate agent licensed by BREA and a Bahamian attorney must represent both sides in any transaction.