You can not
provide any real estate services unless you are engaged by a brokerage, and any business that you conduct must be done in the name of and on behalf of the brokerage with which you are engaged.
Not exact matches
The
Real Estate Services Act (RESA) requires that all individuals or companies who provide rental property management services, unless specifically exempted, obtain li
Services Act (RESA) requires that all individuals or companies who
provide rental property management
services, unless specifically exempted, obtain li
services,
unless specifically exempted, obtain licensing.
RESA requires that,
unless a person is exempted, a licence is obtained before a person
provides real estate services to or on behalf of another for remuneration.
Unless the project manager or accountant hired by the strata corporation is a
real estate licensee, they will not be able to
provide the
services required by NW9999.
Section 2 of RESA means that an individual licensed to
provide rental property management
services may not provide any real estate services, except as discussed below, unless the services are provided in compliance with all the provisions of RESA, the Real Estate Services Regulation, and th
services may not
provide any
real estate services, except as discussed below, unless the services are provided in compliance with all the provisions of RESA, the Real Estate Services Regulation, and the Ru
real estate services, except as discussed below, unless the services are provided in compliance with all the provisions of RESA, the Real Estate Services Regulation, and the
estate services, except as discussed below, unless the services are provided in compliance with all the provisions of RESA, the Real Estate Services Regulation, and th
services, except as discussed below,
unless the
services are provided in compliance with all the provisions of RESA, the Real Estate Services Regulation, and th
services are
provided in compliance with all the provisions of RESA, the
Real Estate Services Regulation, and the Ru
Real Estate Services Regulation, and the
Estate Services Regulation, and th
Services Regulation, and the Rules.
3 (1) A person must not
provide real estate services to or on behalf of another, for or in expectation of remuneration,
unless the person is
4 (1) No action may be brought or continued for remuneration in relation to
real estate services unless, at the time the
real estate services were
provided, the person claiming the remuneration was
A licensee preparing a proposed contract for the purchase and sale of
real estate (an «offer») must include the following terms (the «Standard Assignment Terms»)
unless otherwise instructed in writing by the person to whom they are
providing trading
services:
6 - 2 A brokerage must not
provide real estate services to or on behalf of any person who is not a principal in relation to the
real estate services unless the person is
Section § 442 entitled «Splitting Commissions», was first enacted in 1922 and originally
provided that no
real estate broker shall pay any part of a fee, commission or other compensation received by the broker to any person for any
service, help or aid rendered by such person to the broker in buying, selling, exchanging, leasing, renting or negotiating a loan upon any
real estate unless such person is a duly licensed
real estate broker or
real estate salesperson associated with the broker.
Those who
provide strata management
services for a fee, unless they are exempt, must be licensed under the Real Estate Services Act
services for a fee,
unless they are exempt, must be licensed under the
Real Estate Services Act
Services Act (RESA).
Real Estate Services Act: Section 28 of RESA provides that unless other wise expressly agreed to in writing, a brokerage that receives money in respect of a trade in real estate holds the money as a stakeholder and not as an agent for the buyer or sel
Real Estate Services Act: Section 28 of RESA provides that unless other wise expressly agreed to in writing, a brokerage that receives money in respect of a trade in real estate holds the money as a stakeholder and not as an agent for the buyer or s
Estate Services Act: Section 28 of RESA
provides that
unless other wise expressly agreed to in writing, a brokerage that receives money in respect of a trade in
real estate holds the money as a stakeholder and not as an agent for the buyer or sel
real estate holds the money as a stakeholder and not as an agent for the buyer or s
estate holds the money as a stakeholder and not as an agent for the buyer or seller.
The amendments to the Regulation
provide that a licensee preparing a proposed contract for the purchase and sale of
real estate must include the following terms (the «Standard Assignment Terms»)
unless otherwise instructed in writing by the person to whom they are
providing trading
services:
As it stands right now, Mr. Dale et al ARE NOT ELIGIBLE to
provide real estate services,
unless they start something new and innovative quite apart from the umbrella of CREA, are they not?