GA Real Estate Commission

Appraisal Investigator and Information Specialist Openings at GREC

The Georgia Real Estate Commission and Georgia Appraisers Board announced openings for two positions: Appraisal Investigator and Information Specialist. The postings include links to job requirement PDFs and the State Application for Employment form. No compliance obligations or regulatory changes are created by this announcement.

3-Hour Online CE Courses and In-Class Options

The Georgia Real Estate Commission publishes its continuing education course catalog on its website. The page lists 3-hour online CE courses available through third-party providers and 2 in-class courses, along with resources for instructor training, school meetings, and broker examination study materials. Licensees should review available offerings to fulfill their CE requirements.

State of the Commission Update

The Georgia Real Estate Commission published a State of the Commission update on its official website, providing a link to a PDF document containing the update. The webpage itself contains no specific regulatory changes, enforcement actions, or compliance obligations. This appears to be an informational announcement regarding the status of the commission's activities.

Quick Reference Guides for Georgia Real Estate Rules

The Georgia Real Estate Commission published GREC Notes, a collection of quick reference guides providing snapshots of common real estate rules, issues, and processes. Guides cover topics including advertising rules, broker continuing education requirements, trust accounts, reciprocity, and license renewal. References to the GA Real Estate License Law and State of Georgia Laws are provided where applicable.

Proposed Rule Changes: Broker CE and Appraiser Qualifications

The Georgia Real Estate Commission proposes rule changes affecting broker continuing education requirements and appraiser qualifications. The broker CE changes were approved by the Office of the Governor on August 14, 2024. The Georgia Appraisers Board has also posted proposed changes to experience requirements for appraisers. Both sets of changes are open for public comment and will take effect on July 1, 2025.