Not exact matches
If a
licensee acquires,
directly or indirectly, or disposes of real
estate, or if the
licensee assists an associate in acquiring,
directly or indirectly, or disposing of real
estate, section 5 - 9 of the Rules requires that the
licensee make a disclosure in writing to the opposite party before any agreement for the acquisition or disposition of the real
estate is entered into.
If a
licensee is to
directly or indirectly acquire real
estate, the
licensee must make disclosure of certain information to the seller of the real
estate.
(5) A
licensee who intends to acquire,
directly or indirectly, real
estate must provide a notice in accordance with subsection (6) if a contract to be presented to the seller for consideration does not contain a term referred to in subsection (3)(a) or (b).
Since you can get continuing education from a number of different schools and school sponsors (private schools, community colleges, NAR, local Realtor associations, etc.), I always recommend that
licensees go
directly to the NC Real
Estate Commission website to periodically check their CE transcript and verify that classes have been reported and recorded.
Every real
estate licensee is required to disclose his or her agency status in a real
estate transaction to any buyer or seller who is not represented by an agent and with whom the
licensee is working
directly in the transaction.
So when the BC legislature amended the Real
Estate Services Regulation to allow licensees to incorporate, section 10.6 (1)(e) was included, clearly stipulating that personal real estate corporations may not «conduct any business other than the provision of real estate services and ancillary services directly associated with the provision of real estate services.&
Estate Services Regulation to allow
licensees to incorporate, section 10.6 (1)(e) was included, clearly stipulating that personal real
estate corporations may not «conduct any business other than the provision of real estate services and ancillary services directly associated with the provision of real estate services.&
estate corporations may not «conduct any business other than the provision of real
estate services and ancillary services directly associated with the provision of real estate services.&
estate services and ancillary services
directly associated with the provision of real
estate services.&
estate services.»
Both the common law and section 5 - 11 of the Rules require that a
licensee must disclose to a client remuneration received as a result of providing real
estate services to or on behalf of a client, whenever that remuneration is not paid
directly by that client.
When
licensees provide real
estate services to developers, they must do so through the brokerage with which they are licensed rather than
directly with the developers.
Project marketing for real
estate developers is another risky area that
licensees should be aware of, and in this issue we tell you why:
licensees can not provide real
estate services outside of their brokerage, and all remuneration for real
estate services must be paid into the brokerage's trust accounts, never
directly to a
licensee.
As
licensees, they must be paid for the provision of real
estate services through their brokerage, not
directly by another person or entity.
This means that
licensees can not work for a developer independently of their brokerages, and be paid
directly by that developer for their real
estate services.