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by James Porter, RECA Investigations Manager Professionalism is important for licensees. Afterall, you are not just a representative of your client, you are also a representative of your business, brokerage,…
RECA’s modernized governance model consists of a Board of Directors and four Industry Councils representing each industry RECA regulates. To consolidate RECA’s governance updates, this general summary is inclusive of…
RECA’s Discipline Publications Guidelines is a document that outlines when and how RECA publishes disciplinary decisions. These guidelines are set under section 55 of the Real Estate Act, which gives…
Let’s face it, filing your brokerage’s fiscal year-end taxes is a lot of work. And then, on top of your tax obligations, there are also fiscal year-end reports that must…
by Kristian Tzenov, RECA Regulatory Compliance Advisor, Real Estate Brokers In times of market change, you may represent clients who are not confident their property will sell quickly. Particularly if…
by Doug Dixon, RECA Regulatory Compliance Advisor, Real Estate & Condominium Brokers In real estate deals, the seller decides how they will evaluate offers, and the seller’s licensee must abide…
by Gary Siegle, RECA Regulatory Compliance Advisor, Mortgage Brokers Mortgage brokers are no strangers to paperwork. Applications, supporting documents, disclosures, service agreements, banking confirmations—the list of information you are required…
by James Porter, RECA Investigations Manager It’s a broker’s responsibility to serve as the trustee for money held in trust for residentialproperty management or condominium management services. This is a…
