REMINDER: FINTRAC Act will apply to mortgage sector this fall
In November 2023, this summary was published to give RECA mortgage licensees a heads up that new federal legislation would soon apply to the mortgage sector. Come this October, FINTRAC…
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In November 2023, this summary was published to give RECA mortgage licensees a heads up that new federal legislation would soon apply to the mortgage sector. Come this October, FINTRAC…
As most licensees should be aware, radon is a colourless, odourless, and tasteless radioactive gas that naturally occurs from the decay of uranium in soil and rock. Uranium occurs naturally…
RECA’s Regulatory Compliance Advisors (RCAs) are here to answer questions to ensure you are practicing within the Rules. Here’s what we’re hearing lately. TRADING OUTSIDE NORMAL AREAS OF EXPERTISE A…
RECA investigates conduct which allegedly violates the Real Estate Act (the Act), and its Rules. Our licensees’ co-operation is critical to conducting effective investigations and disciplinary processes. We rely on…
Do you have a personal corporation that your commissions are paid into? If you do, you should be aware of Section 50(a) of the Real Estate Act Rules. This Rule…
Cyber fraud is a serious and growing threat, and the real estate industry is not immune. Cyber criminals use sophisticated techniques to hack into email accounts, impersonate parties involved in…
RECA’s modernized governance model consists of a Board of Directors and four Industry Councils representing each industry RECA regulates. This general summary includes the key activities of the Board and…
Information can be power, but with great power comes great responsibility, especially when it comes to handling confidential information. This article is a reminder of the importance of ensuring you…