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New provincial organizations to govern real estate licensing were being created.

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«More than 50 percent of complaints nationwide that are filed with state real estate licensing authorities are about issues that are not governed by the REALTOR ® Code of Ethics,» explains ORRA Standards Task Force 2014 Chairman Jeff Fagan, Watson Realty Corp. «We wanted to create a program that both educates ORRA members over and above compliance with the COE, and serves as a source of recognition for those who complete the program.»

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The first Code was written before license laws and most other regulations governing real estate existed and was seen as a declaration of the industry's principles and beliefs.

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

Many of the countries in South America lack real estate licensing laws, but the Cooperating Associations in these countries are lobbying their governing authorities to institute changes.

As a result of the decision, the Court affirmed the Superior Court ruling that the real estate license law governs real estate agent relationships with their brokers.

At issue in Burk Baker v. Maclay Properties Company, was the constitutionality of a former Louisiana statute requiring reciprocity for real estate licenses for out - of - state residents and a related regulation governing out - of - state broker cooperation.

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The Commission was created to protect the health, safety and welfare of the public through examination, licensing, and regulatory activities, to uphold and apply the governing real estate laws and regulations equally to all, to provide courteous, reasonable, and professional assistance, and to impartially conduct disciplinary actions.

In 1991, NAR approved a name change to the Tidewater Association of REALTORS ®, to make it easier for the public to distinguish between the Tidewater Association of REALTORS ® as a trade association with voluntary membership, and the Real Estate Board which governs licensing for all real estate ageReal Estate Board which governs licensing for all real estate aEstate Board which governs licensing for all real estate agereal estate aestate agents.

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This is why we recommend using the services of a licensed real estate brokerage to make sure that all the steps involved in buying and selling real estate are completed in accordance with good trade practices and governing legislation.

The Commission is a self - governing regulatory body appointed by the provincial government to license and regulate the real estate industry in Nova Scotia.

In 1989, the FIRREA (Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement Act) established the federal rules to govern state certification and licensing of real estate appraisers.

The stay applies only to real estate professionals who: 1) are licensed and in good standing under state licensing requirements; 2) comply with state laws governing the practices of real estate professionals; and 3) assist or attempt to assist consumers in obtaining short sales in the course of securing the sales of their homes.