Sentences with phrase «estate license standards»

Candace: «Your» real estate license standards are «very mickey mouse»?

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A REALTOR ® is a special kind of salesperson: a REALTOR ® is a licensed real estate professional and is a member of a local real estate association (like RAHB) that holds its members to a high standard.

Other inspectors, real estate agents / brokers and consumers maintain that licensing elevates the profession and safeguards homeowners by codifying minimum standards, mandating training and / or background checks and setting a baseline for what an inspector is responsible for.

In 2007 our son, Matt, began helping Bonnie with the rentals Now an owner himself, Matt is Director of Marketing for Standard Golf & a licensed Real Estate broker with great experience in selecting & marketing retirement properties & vacation rentals.

Unlike the annual glut of licensed Monopoly variants that lazily slap on a specific theme from a movie or videogame or some other pop culture work to the board game's standard rules, Monopoly Gamer brings with it a Super Mario Bros. theme alongside a fresh ruleset that streamlines the real estate aspect and peps up the pace to satisfy a gamer's sensibilities.

It works with its members, law enforcement communities (trading standards officers and local police forces), to detect and combat the sale of infringing software and it also helps organisations regularise their software estates when reports of possible misuse or under - licensing have been received about them.

It works on developing «a cross-industry open standard for distributed ledgers» which would prompt the use of blockchain in many areas, including manufacturing, banking, insurance, real estate contracts, energy trades, marriage licenses and the Internet of Things.

By creating a cross-industry open standard for distributed ledgers, virtually any digital exchange with value, such as real estate contracts, energy trades, marriage licenses, can securely and cost - effectively be tracked and traded.

What is not mentioned, however, is that higher standards were also implemented for education courses for real estate licensing and greater financial commitments were required for people entering the business.

I wholeheartedly agree with your suggestion of higher standards for real estate licensing in the real estate industry.

More than 50 years ago, in B.C., a commission studying the real estate industry recommended progressive licensing, standard forms and practical education.

The Real Estate Council of B.C. administers and enforces the Act, in conjunction with the Superintendent of Real Estate, protecting the public by setting standards for initial licensing and license renewal for industry practitioners.

Usually, licenses are regulated by a state department of real estate, whose interpretations of conduct under the law also create a standard of care.

Sure they can, but supposedly licensed real estate professionals should strive to meet a higher standard, rather than sink to the lowest level.

It's very simple, raise the barrier to entry in a huge and meaningful way, and raise the barrier to keeping your license with minimum performance standards — a good start would be to require every registrant to submit 24 trade record sheets when renewing their license every two years, to prove they are actually involved in the business of selling real estate.

There are real estate councils in place across the country today where Realtors play an active role in governing licensing, regulations and ethical standards.

It's about time the real estate industry raised the standards bar and only allowed post secondary graduates to get a license instead of every Tom, Dick and Harry that wants a hobby or has empty nest syndrom.

With initial reluctance, Lindsay, a former acquisitions specialist for the Standard Oil Company of Ohio and the Collier County government in Naples, Fla., shifted gears, secured her real estate license, and landed a sales position with Olde Naples Real Estate Inc., a small boutique oestate license, and landed a sales position with Olde Naples Real Estate Inc., a small boutique oEstate Inc., a small boutique office.

The only aspects of transacting real estate nation wide that need to be controlled from «without» are education / licensing, professional standard control and corruption control.

The REIC courses do serve to differentiate real estate practitioners who take said courses, from those Registrants who have been educated solely through the various different Provincial Organizations that are responsible for licensing and minimum educational standards.

Just to clarify — RECA is the first provincial real estate regulator to implement a province - wide residential measurement standard for all licensed real estate professionals.

We license the more than 24,000 individuals and brokerages engaged in real estate sales, rental property and strata management, we enforce standards of conduct, we investigate complaints from the public against licensees, and we impose disciplinary sanctions under the Real Estate Serviceestate sales, rental property and strata management, we enforce standards of conduct, we investigate complaints from the public against licensees, and we impose disciplinary sanctions under the Real Estate ServiceEstate Services Act.

If you are currently licensed to provide real estate services in another Canadian jurisdiction with occupational standards * equivalent to those in BC, or have been licensed in the past twelve (12) months, you are eligible to apply for licensing in BC.

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,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,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,estate brokers and salesmen are professional, accountable and liable under the provisions of the Real Estate (Brokers and Salesmen) Act,Estate (Brokers and Salesmen) Act, 1995.

Licensed for real estate services in another Canadian jurisdiction with English language standards and have satisfied that jurisdiction's English language requirements.

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.

By licensing real estate practitioners (Industry Members), enforcing certain standards of practice required by the Nova Scotia Real Estate Trading Act, and investigating and taking disciplinary action against Industry Members found in violation of the Act, the Bylaw, or the Policies and Proceestate practitioners (Industry Members), enforcing certain standards of practice required by the Nova Scotia Real Estate Trading Act, and investigating and taking disciplinary action against Industry Members found in violation of the Act, the Bylaw, or the Policies and ProceEstate Trading Act, and investigating and taking disciplinary action against Industry Members found in violation of the Act, the Bylaw, or the Policies and Procedures.

The Commission is mandated by the Real Estate Trading Act to set licensing standards for Nova Scotia real estate indEstate Trading Act to set licensing standards for Nova Scotia real estate indestate industry.

To display the prestigious Accredited Luxury Home Specialist (ALHS) Designation, the real estate agent must also meet strict sales standards, be a current member of the Luxury Home Council, hold an active real estate license and be in good standing with their real estate regulatory agency.

establishing responsible entry standards and processes for the licensure of real estate licensees, brokerages and approved sales corporations; including the issuance, suspension and cancellation of licenses;

We maintain high standards of quality and excellence through our BBB accreditation and maintaining an Oklahoma Real Estate license (# 170512), following all state real estate laws / guideEstate license (# 170512), following all state real estate laws / guideestate laws / guidelines.

The real estate industry in British Columbia achieves high standards in licensing by requiring individuals to fulfill comprehensive education and experience requirements.

Julia M. Labbancz, Brokerage Manager and Licensed Real Estate Agent, oversees and manages a streamlined system in order for the brokerage office to not only meet but surpass standards set forth in the Sailwinds Realty vision.

Only licensed real estate agents who have pledged to uphold the REALTOR ® Professional Standard and Code of Ethics policy can be REALTORS ®.

Members have access to the Board's various real estate professional education programs, including state - certified required courses for licensing, continuing education courses and seminars to hone professional skills, and courses to maintain the ethical standards of relations between professionals and with the public.

In her home country of Ghana in west Africa, there isn't even an official housing policy, let alone any kind of standards of conduct or license requirements for real estate professionals.

The survey's results are representative of the nation's nearly 1.2 million Realtors ®; members of NAR account for about half of all active real estate licensees in the U.S. Realtors ® go beyond state licensing requirements by subscribing to NAR's Code of Ethics and standards of practice and committing to continuing education.

A Message from Council Chair Marylou Leslie As the regulator of licensed real estate professionals, the Real Estate Council of BC's highest priority is to protect the public interest by enforcing licensee standards of coestate professionals, the Real Estate Council of BC's highest priority is to protect the public interest by enforcing licensee standards of coEstate Council of BC's highest priority is to protect the public interest by enforcing licensee standards of conduct.

A significant number of standard continuing education courses provide Delaware Real Estate license renewal credit.

(6) Reasonable care and Due Diligence: a real estate agent must perform his or her services competently within the scope of license requirements and to the industry standard for reasonable due care

As the regulator of licensed real estate professionals, the Real Estate Council of BC's highest priority is to protect the public interest by enforcing licensee standards of coestate professionals, the Real Estate Council of BC's highest priority is to protect the public interest by enforcing licensee standards of coEstate Council of BC's highest priority is to protect the public interest by enforcing licensee standards of conduct.

A REALTOR ® is a special kind of salesperson: a REALTOR ® is a licensed real estate professional and is a member of a local real estate association (like RAHB) that holds its members to a high standard.

We use a combination of advanced data science and the courtesy and expertise of a licensed service team to make sure we're connecting serious buyers and sellers to quality real estate agents who meet our standards.

In general, the laws, rules and regulations that apply to our business practices include, without limitation, the federal Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act, the federal Fair Housing Act, the Dodd - Frank Act, and federal advertising and other laws, as well as comparable state statutes; rules of trade organization such as NAR, local MLSs, and state and local AORs; licensing requirements and related obligations that could arise from our business practices relating to the provision of services other than real estate brokerage services; privacy regulations relating to our use of personal information collected from the registered users of our websites; laws relating to the use and publication of information through the Internet; and state real estate brokerage licensing requirements, as well as statutory due diligence, disclosure, record keeping and standard - of - care obligations relating to these licEstate Settlement Procedures Act, the federal Fair Housing Act, the Dodd - Frank Act, and federal advertising and other laws, as well as comparable state statutes; rules of trade organization such as NAR, local MLSs, and state and local AORs; licensing requirements and related obligations that could arise from our business practices relating to the provision of services other than real estate brokerage services; privacy regulations relating to our use of personal information collected from the registered users of our websites; laws relating to the use and publication of information through the Internet; and state real estate brokerage licensing requirements, as well as statutory due diligence, disclosure, record keeping and standard - of - care obligations relating to these licestate brokerage services; privacy regulations relating to our use of personal information collected from the registered users of our websites; laws relating to the use and publication of information through the Internet; and state real estate brokerage licensing requirements, as well as statutory due diligence, disclosure, record keeping and standard - of - care obligations relating to these licestate brokerage licensing requirements, as well as statutory due diligence, disclosure, record keeping and standard - of - care obligations relating to these licenses.

RECA sets and enforces high standards of ethical, professional behaviour for licensed real estate and mortgage professionals, and takes enforcement action against unlicensed individuals acting as real estate and mortgage professionals.