TX TREC Disciplinary

1545 Heights Venture LLC Reprimanded $1,000 Penalty for Sales Agent Supervision Failure

The Texas Real Estate Commission issued an Agreed Order reprimanding real estate broker 1545 Heights Venture LLC and assessing a $1,000 administrative penalty for failing to properly supervise sponsored sales agent Jasmine Batteau. Batteau submitted falsified lease applications in a third party's name for 18 properties and negotiated leases containing material misrepresentations about occupancy. The broker's designated broker admitted they do not review leases to compare tenant names. Payment is due in four $250 installments from October 15, 2024 through January 15, 2025.

Adams Jr, License 631885 - Two-Year Probation $750 Penalty

The Texas Real Estate Commission issued an Agreed Order against licensed sales agent Adams Jr (License 631885) imposing two years of probation with the suspension fully probated, effective February 1, 2025, and a $750 administrative penalty payable in $250 monthly installments through May 2025. The licensee was found in violation of Texas Occupations Code Section 1101.652(a)(1) for pleading guilty to a state jail felony (Possession of a Controlled Substance) and Section 1101.652(a)(7) for failing to notify the Commission within 30 days of the guilty plea.

Abana Anthony Larry Revocation Order

The Texas Real Estate Commission issued a Final Order revoking the real estate sales agent license of Anthony Larry Abana (License No. 639579) and assessing a $500 administrative penalty. The revocation is effective September 6, 2025. The action was based on Abana's guilty plea to a felony offense and his failure to notify the Commission of the plea within 30 days as required by Texas Occupations Code Section 1101.652.

Joshua Adeniji License Suspended, $1,500 Penalty

The Texas Real Estate Commission issued a Final Order against Joshua Ademola Adeniji (License No. 691259), a Texas real estate sales agent, for violating Sections 1101.652(a)(4) and (a-1)(2) of the Texas Occupations Code. The violations involve failing to provide information and produce documents requested by the Commission during a complaint investigation. The Commission imposed a $1,500 administrative penalty, issued a reprimand, and suspended Adeniji's license until payment in full and receipt of the requested information. The order is effective September 23, 2025.

TREC Disciplinary Order, Case 260018

The Texas Real Estate Commission issued a disciplinary order against a real estate professional in Case 260018, imposing administrative penalties for violations of the Texas Real Estate License Act. The order carries significant consequences including potential license suspension, a $5,000 administrative penalty, and mandatory education course requirements. This enforcement action demonstrates TREC's active enforcement of professional standards for licensed real estate agents in Texas.