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RECA’s 2016-2020 Strategic Plan focuses strongly on identifying opportunities to advance openness and transparency. In a consultation paper earlier this year, RECA put forth several concepts to expand its openness…
Foreclosures and court ordered sales can be complex and tense, with uncertain outcomes. But the sales happen all the same. Your clients may be interested in purchasing a judicial sale,…
The Real Estate Act is clear. You need a licence to work as a mortgage broker, as a real estate broker, or as a real estate appraiser. This licensing requirement…
The Real Estate Update 2017 is RECA’s fourth real estate re-licensing course with a classroom option available. RECA is committed to classroom course options as part of our strategy to…
Complete Real Estate Update 2017 to retain your licence to trade in residential or rural real estate Real estate professionals who wish to retain their ability to trade in residential…
Christine Zwozdesky - Chair, Real Estate Council of Alberta We want to hear from you on Openness and Transparency I hope many of you have taken the time to review…
Council reviews consultation with stakeholders on the Residential Measurement Standard (RMS) Principle 4 to remain the same After reviewing consultation feedback, Council decided to keep RMS Principle 4 in its…
Consultation results are in—Principle 4 of the Residential Measurement Standard (RMS) is staying the same. Between November 2016 and February 2017, the Real Estate Council of Alberta (RECA) consulted with…
