Real Estate & Housing

California Course Provider Disciplinary Actions List

The California Department of Real Estate published an updated list of formal and pending disciplinary actions filed against pre-license/statutory and continuing education course providers. The list includes 26 respondents with associated H-numbers, filed dates, and sponsor numbers dating from 2012 to 2025. Two new entries were added on December 2, 2025, for Real Estate Trainers, Inc. and Lance Michael McHarg under sponsor number S0204.

Desist and Refrain Orders and Accusations for Loan Modification and Foreclosure Rescue Activities

The California Department of Real Estate published a list of Desist and Refrain Orders and/or Accusations filed against approximately 200+ respondents for loan modification and foreclosure rescue transaction violations. Actions target both unlicensed entities providing loan modification services and licensed professionals collecting advance fees illegally. Orders carry binding legal force under California Real Estate Law.

Desist and Refrain Orders for Unlicensed Real Estate Activity

The California Department of Real Estate publishes Desist and Refrain Orders against persons or entities that conducted real estate activity without proper licensure. The list includes names such as Above Par Real Estate Services, Acosta, Robert Conrad, and 805 Property Management with order dates ranging from 1998 to 2025. Consumers are advised to verify license status through the online licensee database before engaging real estate services.

Consumer Alerts Protecting California Real Estate Consumers

The California Department of Real Estate published an index page listing consumer alerts from 2021-2025 covering price gouging warnings, buyer representation changes, scam alerts, and predatory lending concerns targeting wildfire survivors. Alerts include references to AG enforcement actions against realtors and guidance on trust fund protection.

Licensee Alerts and Advisories Index

The California Department of Real Estate published an index of licensee alerts and advisories spanning 2018–2025. The index covers topics including fair housing, anti-discrimination, price gouging warnings, scam alerts, licensing changes, fee adjustments, buyer representation requirements, and continuing education updates. Each advisory is linked to its respective PDF or HTML page for detailed information.

Press Releases Archive 2009-2026

The California Department of Real Estate published its press release archive listing regulatory announcements from 2009 to 2026. The archive documents DRE disciplinary actions including license revocations, suspensions, consumer alerts on rental price gouging and mortgage fraud, multi-state enforcement settlements, executive orders affecting licensees, and educational partnerships. The page serves as a public index of the department's regulatory and consumer protection activities.

DRE Newsroom Updates Scam Alerts Disciplinary Actions

The California Department of Real Estate published routine newsroom updates including an AI advisory for real estate licensees, consumer alerts about scams targeting seniors, and a press release announcing disciplinary action against Real Estate Trainers Inc. and Lance McHarg for subverting real estate license exam content. The updates span January through March 2026.

Current Winter 2026, Past Issues Archive

The California Department of Real Estate maintains an online archive of the Real Estate Bulletin, an educational quarterly publication for licensees and interested parties. New issues are published on the DRE website in mid-March, mid-June, mid-September, and mid-December. This archive page provides links to the current Winter 2026 issue as well as historical issues dating back to 2014.

Jacqulyn H. Hughes - License Revoked, $8,245 Damages

The Arkansas Real Estate Commission disciplinary hearing resulted in revocation of real estate license FH: 3950 held by Jacqulyn H. Hughes for violations of A.C.A. § 17-42-311(a)(2) and Commission Rules 8.5(a), 9.2(b), and 10.7(b)(1) and (3). The Respondent failed to disclose a lien on property she owned and sold to a Complainant, who was forced to pay the lien when the Respondent did not respond to the vendor's notice. The Commission ordered $3,000 in civil penalties and $8,245.46 in damages to the Complainant.

Chloe N. Wolfe - $750 Civil Penalty for Failure to Report Conviction

The Arkansas Real Estate Commission imposed a $750 civil penalty on licensee Chloe N. Wolfe for violating A.C.A. § 17-42-311(a)(2) and Commission Rule 10.16 by failing to report a conviction within the required thirty-day period. The disciplinary action was recorded following a formal hearing before the Commission.

Nuri Jeong, $500 Civil Penalties, Conviction Reporting Failure

The Arkansas Real Estate Commission Disciplinary Hearings found Nuri Jeong (License FH: 3951) violated A.C.A. § 17-42-311(a)(2) and Commission Rule 10.16 by failing to report a conviction within thirty (30) days. The Commission imposed $500 in civil penalties. This enforcement action illustrates the Commission's oversight of licensee compliance with conviction reporting obligations.

Listing Broker Brown Fined $500, Six Hours Education

Arkansas Real Estate Commission fined Listing Broker Rachel Brown $500 in civil penalties and ordered six hours of continuing education for failing to retain all contract offers in the transaction file. The violation involved an unaccepted offer that the complainant alleged was not properly presented to the seller.

Approved Real Estate Continuing Education Courses FY2026

The WV Real Estate Commission published its approved list of continuing education courses for fiscal year 2026. The spreadsheet includes course names, offering dates, locations, instructors, and credit hours for multiple approved providers across West Virginia. Courses cover topics including property management, escrow services, fair housing practices, ethical conduct, and first-time homebuyer assistance.

West Virginia Pre-Licensing Education Providers List

The West Virginia Real Estate Commission published a list of approved pre-licensing education providers for individuals seeking a real estate license in the state. The list includes 14 approved education providers authorized to offer the required pre-licensing courses. Aspiring licensees must complete their pre-licensing education from an approved provider to qualify for examination.

License Renewal Period May 1 to June 30

West Virginia Real Estate Commission announces annual license renewal period of May 1 through June 30 each year. Standard renewal fees are $75 for salespersons and $150 for brokers, associate brokers, and branches. Late renewal fees escalate by $50 (July-August), $75 (September-October), and $100 (November-December). Licenses are canceled if not renewed by December 31, requiring full reapplication.

Apply for Salesperson, Associate Broker, or Broker License

The West Virginia Real Estate Commission provides an online portal for individuals seeking to obtain real estate licenses. The website offers three application pathways: Salesperson, Associate Broker, and Broker licenses. No new regulatory requirements, fees, or compliance obligations are established by this informational page.

South Dakota Real Estate Commission Firm Login Portal

The South Dakota Real Estate Commission maintains a firm login portal accessible at sdrec.sd.gov/registration/firmlogin.aspx. Users are instructed that their username is their Firm Number as found on their License Certificate. This is an administrative login page with no regulatory changes or compliance obligations.

Holiday Closures Schedule for South Dakota State Government Offices

The South Dakota Department of Labor and Regulation published its annual schedule of office closures for state-recognized holidays. The schedule lists 10 legal holidays including New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Labor Day, Native Americans Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. The notice also specifies the observance rule for holidays falling on weekends.

Licensee Online Registration Portal Login Instructions

The South Dakota Real Estate Commission provides login credentials for its online licensee registration portal. Username format is the licensee's last name combined with the last four digits of their Social Security Number. Default password is the licensee's full SSN without dashes. Licensees who previously changed their password should use their updated credentials.

SD Real Estate Commission Website Navigation Index

The South Dakota Real Estate Commission website provides a comprehensive index of resources for real estate licensees and consumers. The site includes sections for commission information, consumer complaints, licensing applications, continuing education requirements, approved education providers, forms, FAQ, and guidance documents including declaratory rulings on earnest money, broker price opinions, internet advertising, and trust accounting.

Consumer Complaints Filing Section Navigation

The South Dakota Real Estate Commission website provides a navigation page for consumers to file complaints. The page links to various commission resources including complaint procedures, consumer information, licensing verification, and educational requirements.

Pennsylvania Real Estate Commission Board Meeting Schedule 2026-2027

The Pennsylvania Real Estate Commission has published its board meeting schedule for 2026 and 2027, listing nine dates each year. The page provides in-person attendance details at the CoPA HUB in Harrisburg, virtual meeting links via Microsoft Teams, and dial-in conference call information. Meeting minutes from 2023 and 2024 are also available via PDF links.

PA Real Estate License Renewal Information: Deadlines, Fees, CE Requirements

The Pennsylvania Real Estate Commission has published renewal information for real estate licensees. Licenses expire May 31 of every even-numbered year with no grace period. All renewals must be completed online via the PALS website. Fees range from $96.00 for associate brokers and salespersons to $126.00 for brokers and corporations. Licensees must complete 14 hours of Commission-approved continuing education per renewal period.

CE Requirement: 5 Hours Fair Housing and Agency for 2024-2026 Renewal

The Pennsylvania Real Estate Commission imposed a continuing education requirement for the 2024-2026 renewal period (June 1, 2024-May 31, 2026). Licensees must complete a minimum of 5 hours from the required 14 total hours in Fair Housing (2 hours) and Agency Relationship (3 hours). New licensees renewing for the first time are exempt from this requirement. The Commission voted on this requirement at its July 10, 2024 meeting pursuant to 49 PA Code §35.384(b).

Real Estate Commission Resources and Documents for Licensing

The Pennsylvania Real Estate Commission published an informational resource page providing forms and documents for real estate licensing. The page details how to submit applications through the PALS online portal, including initial license applications, reactivations, employer changes, and license modifications. Available resources include Broker Experience Charts, Employer Verification Forms, Criminal Record Check guidance, and various other licensing forms. Real estate professionals in Pennsylvania can access these resources to maintain licensure compliance.

Pennsylvania State Real Estate Commission Board Member List

The Pennsylvania State Real Estate Commission published an updated board member list showing current professional members (6 real estate brokers including 1 cemetery broker seat), 3 public members (2 vacant), and 2 designees from the Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs and Office of Attorney General. The listing includes member names, current term dates, and positions such as Chair, Vice-Chair, and Secretary.

Oregon Real Estate News-Journal Official Archive

The Oregon Real Estate Agency maintains an online archive of its official quarterly publication, the Oregon Real Estate News-Journal (OREN-J). The archive provides links to past issues dating from 2018 through 2026. The newsletter covers legislative updates, regulatory changes, and industry news relevant to Oregon real estate licensees.

NYS Board of Real Estate, 15 Members, Est. 1996

The New York State Board of Real Estate is established pursuant to §442-i of the Real Property Law, effective January 1, 1996. The Board consists of 15 members: the Secretary of State and Superintendent of DFS serving in statutory roles, plus 13 appointed members who must include at least five real estate brokers. Members serve two-year terms with a maximum tenure of ten years.

Real Estate Salesperson License Requirements: 77-Hour Education and Examination

The New York Real Estate Commission published licensing requirements for aspiring real estate salespersons. Candidates must be at least 18 years old, complete 77 hours of approved qualifying education, pass the state examination, obtain sponsorship from a licensed New York broker, and present valid state photo identification. Course providers offering qualifying and continuing education must apply for and maintain approval from the Department of State.

Renew NY Real Estate Salesperson License, Two-Year Term

The New York Division of Licensing Services provides guidance on renewing real estate salesperson licenses. Licenses are valid for two years, with renewal reminders sent three months prior via email and postcard. Licensees must have a sponsoring broker and are encouraged to renew online through the eAccessNY portal.

Approved Real Estate Qualifying Education Schools Directory

The NY Real Estate Commission published its directory of approved real estate qualifying education schools, listing 50+ providers with addresses and phone numbers across New York, New Jersey, Oregon, Texas, Colorado, Wisconsin, and Ohio. The directory includes schools ranging from large universities (Fordham, Hofstra) to private real estate schools and community colleges.

NY Real Estate License Law Index - Article 12-A Real Property Law

The New York Department of State Division of Licensing Services published the Real Estate License Law Index (March 2026), a comprehensive index of statutes and regulations governing real estate broker and salesperson licensing in New York. The document catalogs Article 12-A of the Real Property Law, including licensing requirements, fee schedules, revocation provisions, commission restrictions, and disclosure obligations. Related statutes covering property condition disclosures, electronic recording, and anti-discrimination requirements are also indexed.

Newsletter index listing Nevada real estate publications

Newsletter index listing Nevada real estate publications

ADR Services Overview - Nevada Real Estate Division

The Nevada Real Estate Division provides Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) services for real estate disputes. The webpage outlines consumer complaint filing processes and CIC (Common-Interest Community) ADR services. Consumers may file complaints online, access license lookup tools, and find information about ADR programs administered by the Division.

Testing Services for Nevada Real Estate Licensing Exams

The Nevada Real Estate Commission publishes information about testing services for real estate licensing exams in Nevada. The page provides resources and guidance for individuals seeking to obtain real estate licenses in Nevada, including salespersons, brokers, property managers, and business brokers. No regulatory changes or compliance obligations are created by this informational page.

Proposed Rules for Mississippi Real Estate Licensees

The Mississippi Real Estate Commission has published proposed rules for real estate licensees, available via the linked PDF publication. The proposed rules address licensing requirements and operational standards for real estate professionals in Mississippi. Public comment opportunities are available through the Commission's official channels.

Missouri Real Estate Commission Licensing, Renewal, and Regulatory Resources

The Missouri Real Estate Commission maintains a newsletter webpage providing licensing, renewal, and regulatory resources for real estate professionals. The page currently links to two PDF newsletters dated January 1, 2023 and January 1, 2022, with file sizes of 2093 KB and 4098 KB respectively. Both documents were last modified on June 20, 2024.

Missouri DCI Email Alert Subscription Page

The Missouri Real Estate Commission directs regulated parties to GovDelivery to subscribe to email alerts from the Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance (DCI). Subscribers may receive updates on enforcement actions, licensing changes, and regulatory guidance affecting real estate professionals and other DCI-regulated industries. Recipients can cancel at any time by replying STOP.

Missouri Real Estate Commission Meeting Schedules 2025-2026

The Missouri Real Estate Commission published its 2025 and 2026 meeting schedules, listing six meetings per year on the first Wednesday of designated months in Jefferson City. Meetings typically start at 8:00 a.m. and are open to the public except where specifically closed per Sections 610.021 and 324.001, RSMo. The Commission office can be reached at (573) 751-2628 for current times and sites.

Rules and Statutes Directory - Missouri Real Estate Commission

The Missouri Real Estate Commission published a directory page providing hyperlinks to its regulatory resources. The page links to the MREC Rules and Statutes Reference Book PDF, the Missouri Secretary of State's Code of State Regulations Division 2250 for current rules, and Missouri Revised Statutes Chapter 339. No new regulatory requirements are established by this page.

Missouri Real Estate License Application Forms Directory

The Missouri Real Estate Commission published a directory of official real estate license application forms available to the public. The directory lists forms for individual licenses, business entity licenses, continuing education requests, and various license maintenance actions. Application and license fee changes take effect July 1, 2024.

Board Meeting Scheduled for April 21, 2026

The Massachusetts Board of Registration of Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons has scheduled a board meeting for April 21, 2026 at 10:00 AM. The meeting will be conducted remotely and is open to public participation via computer, laptop, or smartphone. No regulatory changes or agenda items are detailed in this announcement.

Real Estate Board Remote Meeting - April 21, 2026 - 10:00am

The Massachusetts Board of Registration of Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons has posted notice of a remote public meeting scheduled for April 21, 2026 at 10:00am. The agenda includes review and vote on March 17, 2026 open and executive session minutes, application review for broker Michael Ayoub, education subcommittee discussion on RE71C11 International Real Estate and Brokerage Practices, and various closed session items including quasi-judicial matters and complaint settlement discussions. No new regulatory requirements or compliance obligations are being established.

April Commission Meeting Scheduled for April 23, 2026

The Louisiana Real Estate Commission announced its April commission meeting scheduled for April 23, 2026, to be held at the LREC Office Hearing Room. The meeting agenda will be posted 24 hours prior to the meeting start time on the commission's website.

Commission Meeting - June 18, 2026

The Louisiana Real Estate Commission announces a commission meeting scheduled for June 18, 2026 at the LREC Office Hearing Room. The meeting agenda will be posted 24 hours before the meeting start time on the LREC website. This is a routine administrative meeting announcement with no regulatory changes or compliance obligations.

Commission Meeting Scheduled for May 28, 2026 at LREC Office

The Louisiana Real Estate Commission announces a commission meeting scheduled for May 28, 2026, to be held at the LREC Office Hearing Room. The meeting agenda will be posted 24 hours before the scheduled start time on the LREC website.

LREC Office Closed May 25th for Memorial Day

The Louisiana Real Estate Commission announces its office will be closed on Monday, May 25, 2026 in observance of Memorial Day. Normal business operations will resume on Tuesday, May 26, 2026. This is an administrative notice regarding agency operating hours with no regulatory or compliance implications.

GERS: Scotland £2,417 More Per Head in Public Spending

The Scotland Office released 2023-24 GERS figures showing Scotland receives £2,417 more per head in public spending compared to the UK average. Scotland raised £88.5 billion in tax receipts (8.1% of UK revenue) against £111 billion in public spending (9.1% of UK spending). Scotland's notional deficit reached £22 billion or 10.4% of GDP, more than double the UK deficit of 4.5% of GDP. The UK Government confirmed its commitment to retaining the Barnett Formula and agreed funding arrangements.

Departmental Spend Over £25,000: July 2024

The Office of the Secretary of State for Scotland published transparency data on departmental spending exceeding £25,000 for July 2024 on 14 August 2024. The CSV file (682 bytes) contains details of qualifying expenditure by the department during that period. This publication is part of routine government transparency reporting requirements.

Scottish Secretary Responds to Scotland GDP for June and Q2 2024

Scottish Secretary Ian Murray responds to June 2024 and Q2 2024 GDP statistics. Scotland's onshore GDP fell 0.3% in June following 0.2% growth in May, while Q2 GDP grew 0.6% compared to Q1 (0.5% growth). Murray discusses the UK Government's economic growth mission, referencing a £22bn fiscal gap and outlining priorities including minimum wage increases and the end of exploitative zero-hours contracts.