Sentences with phrase «estate licence in»

Emde earned his real estate licence in 1984.

In order to obtain a real estate licence in Nova Scotia, you must be licensed by the Nova Scotia Real Estate Commission and be engaged by a real estate brokerage.

To qualify for a real estate licence in BC, you must satisfy the Council's education requirements.

If you previously passed the Mortgage Brokerage in British Columbia course and examination and you wish to hold a real estate licence in BC, the following is required:

If you have held a real estate licence in another jurisdiction, you are eligible to request a waiver from the applicable licensing course and examination if:

She received her real estate licence in 1974 and her CRA designation in 1979 and then opened her own business under the banner of Lohmer Real Estate & Appraisals Ltd. in 1982.

I obtained my real estate licence in 1987 and began my career with a small boutique brokerage at Yonge & St. Clair.

Drew got his real estate licence in early 2004.

Not exact matches

Elizabeth Olsen can fall back on a career as a property developer if her acting roles dry up, as she gained a real estate licence while studying in...

Four licences have been issued by the crown estate to different companies to develop tidal power in the Pentland firth.

Definitely not a mirror image of how business is done in Canada, where each province has its own RECO - like procedures (except Manitoba where the Securities Commission operates the real estate business licencing / registrations).

He obtained his licence in 1980 and knew he'd made the right decision to enter the business when he earned the same income in the first month as a real estate agent as he did working as a dancer the entire previous year.

It is too easy to obtain a real estate salesperson license, and the license obtained really isn't worth much early on out in the real world, away from academia and its many cohorts to the myth of the open door (via piece of paper... a licence) to riches

I think its an eye opener to all the Realtors who have to earn their Licence in order to Trade in Real Estate and we get whipped for little mistakes we make.

I know next to nothing about your past PROFESSION, but it sounds to me that getting your «Steamfitter's licence» is a long and difficult process and not the piece of cake process (a lot of which is unnecessary window dressing) that is involved in getting a real estate licence.

It is a great time for CREA to win some brownie points and go after RECO legally for not up holding the law re their definition of what «Trading in Real estate» is and go after the FSBO companies that are trading in real estate with out a licence.

Only then will they confide that they are working with their brother - in - law who has a real estate licence who was too busy working a shift at Walmart that day to show the property.

Realtors are licenced by RECO to practice Real Estate in Ontario.

«A broker from outside Québec who is not an OACIQ licence holder and who markets a property located in Québec, particularly by posting it on a website such as Realtor.ca, commits in principle an illegal practice offence under the Real Estate Brokerage Act.Therefore, this is not a new guideline since CREA was first informed back in April 2011 that the marketing of a property in Québec done through an intermediary constitutes a real estate brokerage transaction that requires a person to be holder of a realtor's license issued by the OACIQ.&Estate Brokerage Act.Therefore, this is not a new guideline since CREA was first informed back in April 2011 that the marketing of a property in Québec done through an intermediary constitutes a real estate brokerage transaction that requires a person to be holder of a realtor's license issued by the OACIQ.&estate brokerage transaction that requires a person to be holder of a realtor's license issued by the OACIQ.»

The Real Estate Council of British Columbia suspended the real estate licence of Diversified Properties in Victoria on SepEstate Council of British Columbia suspended the real estate licence of Diversified Properties in Victoria on Sepestate licence of Diversified Properties in Victoria on Sept. 10.

Out of nearly 50,000 licenced real estate registrants in the GTA, instead of choosing 10 random agents, the CBC chose 10 agents that had the most «double ending» transactions (whereby they represented both buyer and seller) and then posed as potential buyers and asked the agents what would be the benefit of buying the home through them versus another agent.

Before I cast stones in a glass house, let me confess that I made a few blunders of my own back when I still held my own real estate licence.

Only in the last 4 years I have acquired my real estate licence.

I was an assistant builder in my father's new home construction business; a licensed tradesman thereafter, a Realtor from 1980 to 1983 wherein said time frame I had started my own brokerage (Bell Real Estate Inc.) after being in the business only eighteen months via a partner's (Evelyn Bell) brokerage licence, only to walk away from it when interest rates hit 22 %, a conciliator / inspector with the Ontario New Home Warranty Program (now TARION), establishing the top conciliation record in Ontario out of 56 conciliators from day one on the job, a national warranty adjuster for PAFCO Insurance (now defunct after having been bought out by a U.S. conglomerate), an appraiser affiliated with the Appraisal institue of Canada, as well as a recent Realtor (again) with Century 21 United Realty Inc. in Peterbough, Ontario.

Davis has been in real estate for 12 years, first getting his licence and buying and renovating properties as an investment.

The result was not surprising in the circumstances; a licence is not real estate.

By age 18 Puthon had obtained his real estate licence; at 20 he got his Ontario broker's licence; at 25 he was manager of a real estate office and for the next three decades he served in various executive capacities in the real estate field.

Hi Heino Perhaps you should get your Real Estate Licence and work in this industry for at least 5 years, and maybe you will have a different tone and write an appropriate new article.

Since the «hired to process the listing information into MLS» procedure means no representation — just a facilitating process of «offered for sale paperwork,» theoretically — isn't the property owner practising real estate without a licence, once this listing appears in the MLS system?

«They act as real estate brokers, yet do not hold a licence, do not subscribe to professional insurance and do not contribute to an indemnity fund that protects consumers in the event of a problem.»

Agents are licenced / registered to participate in contracting real estate (law) transactions anywhere within the Province of Ontario.

Ross — I had asked — in the initial releases of the new «bird» (mere listings concept) discussions — where does practising real estate without a licence come into play?

Why is RECO getting inti course planning and delivery rather than spending time prosecuting all of those trading in Real Estate in Ontario without a licence.

In 1998 she obtained her chartered real estate broker licence and managed a real estate agency for close to 10 years.

More importantly RECO needs to be focussing on the initial courses that agents must take in order to be licenced and practice as a real estate agent in this province.

His real estate licence was suspended in March 2014.

I tried it a few times when I first got in the business and discovered it was too dangerous to think I was smart enough to know how to sell real estate in the whole province just because I was licenced (now registered) to do so.

This poses the question (and I don't know the rules in Quebec)-- «is this «selling real estate without a licence?»

My RE Licence is for Ontario, and allows me to Trade in Real Estate in Ontario.

It is a good idea whose time has come, but it will likely never be inplemented by the current powers that be as an integral part of acquiring one's real estate sales person's licence in my opinion.

Three two week per in - class shots here and there spaced out over a few months doesn't cut it re acquiring a real estate licence, especially if one's previous jobs were waiting on tables, driving trucks, working in factories, working in offices, selling cars, or anything else for that matter, or any other number of totally unrelated - to - real estate undertakings.

So your issue is with the Regulators in Canada who set the standard for Real - Estate courses and licencing.

A commissioned sales person, who happens to hold a real estate sales person licence, who views his / her mission in life as one being to sell, sell, sell, real estate, for the sake of commissions (the more the better), as opposed to consulting with, listening to, and thereby assisting, clients with their sales and purchases of real property, are simply unprofessional behaviourists.

Why do registrants licenced to trade in real estate need to be members of a triumverate of over-arching, overlapping organizations at all?

It truly was: here's your licence, now you're in the real estate business.

In the remaining provinces, the real estate acts all provide for the issuance «Licences».

In any event, it is quite clear that RECO has no power to issue a «licence» of any kind or registration under the Real Estate and Business Brokers Act.

The young Alexander pursued his real estate licence while still at university, and after graduating in 2009 with a Bachelor of Arts in history, started working at the family brokerage as a sales agent.

All candidates for real estate licences, and licence renewal or transfers between brokers in Quebec, must declare if they have been found guilty or declared themselves guilty of a criminal offence.

If you want to be in the real estate business you have to take a course to get your licence.