The BCFSA expects that the new regulatory model, which will be organized functionally with departments overseeing the entire financial sector, will come into effect this summer.
Posts tagged with “Real Estate Council of BC (RECBC)”
Realtors should be familiar with the Real Estate Rules for dealing with unrepresented parties so that they understand how to disclose to consumers whether or not they will be representing them.
Starting in 2016, the real estate profession has seen numerous regulatory changes, including increased fines, new regulations, greater involvement from the Real Estate Council of BC.
BCREA CEO Darlene Hyde and Chief Economist Brendon Ogmundson appeared before the Cullen Commission of Inquiry into Money Laundering on February 17.
While households can legally have up to four cannabis plants each, with exceptions made for those who have a license to grow medical cannabis, questions remain about the duties of real estate agents in transactions…
Featuring a conversation with RECBC Professional Standards Advisor Marty Douglas and real estate lawyer Bruce Woolley.
A recent discipline decision from the Real Estate Council of BC (Council) illustrates how important it is for licensees to be aware of and follow Council guidelines and their interpretations…
In the many years that I have taught the Legal Update course, most REALTORS® have shown understandable interest in court decisions…
Recent amendments to the Real Estate Services Act granting the Superintendent of Real Estate greater oversight over the…
A REALTOR®’s conduct is subject to review by a variety of bodies…
Some conditions precedent are so imprecise or subjective that they prevent the formation of a contract…
Section 20 of the Real Estate Act gives the Real Estate Council the power to conduct an inquiry into a complaint, under regulation 9.12, that a licensee has been negligent or incompetent…
A common condition in an offer is that it is subject to the sale of the purchaser’s home on or before a certain date…
The Real Estate Council has recently advised licensees of the desirability of advising a vendor of the vendor’s continuing liability to a mortgage lender under a mortgage granted by the vendor on property that is then so
Column 41 discussed a matter raised by the Vancouver Island Real Estate Board concerning the potential uninsurability of a home whose owner failed to disclose to his insurer that a woodstove was a source of heat…
One conclusion to be drawn from a recent decision of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of British Columbia is that a search of title or the purchase of a $3.00 State of Title Certificate would have avoided an…