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Administrative Penalties by RECA from June 13 to July 18, 2022
Administrative Penalties by RECA from June 13 to July 18, 2022 Real Estate Act s.41(b) A real estate licensee must provide competent service. Jane Doe: Real estate associate broker registered with Walsh Real Estate 2010 LTD. o/a Re/Max Fort McMurray On November 15, 2021, Jane arranged an inspection for their buyer client Jane asked the…
Lifetime Withdrawal from Industry
Lifetime Withdrawal from Industry Calgary, Alberta—On March 17, 2022, the Mortgage Broker Industry Council of the Real Estate Council of Alberta (RECA) approved an application by Jane Doe under section 54 of the Real Estate Act to permanently withdraw their licence, effective immediately. At the time of their application, Jane was the subject of an investigation under…
Be Aware of Unlicensed Practice
Be Aware of Unlicensed Practice RECA takes unlicensed activity seriously. A person cannot trade in real estate, deal in mortgages or act as a property or condominium manager without an licence issued by RECA (s. 17 of the Real Estate Act). Sometimes the line between licensed and unlicensed activity is misinterpreted, which unfortunately leads to Alberta…
Letters of Reprimand
Real Estate Act Rules s.41(b) Real estate licensees must provide competent service. 1. John Doe Real estate associate registered with BGB Realty Inc. o/a Re/Max Realty Professionals. On May 7, 2021, John brought their buyer clients to view a property. The sellers returned home to find their back door and the lockbox open. John had…
Out-of-province Agents Need a Licence to Trade in Alberta
Out-of-province Agents Need a Licence to Trade in Alberta RECA has heard about increased interest from out-of-province buyers, particularly from Ontario, in purchasing property in Alberta. Alberta has not seen the price increases like those in the GTA or Vancouver areas over the last decade, and Alberta’s market is being seen as an opportunity for…
