A new Salesperson Licensing Course is starting August 1, 2024.
For more information, click HERE.

Audit Update, Escalation Clauses & Mandatory CPE Course for 2020-2021

Notice to Brokers: Audit Update

Modified Trust Audits
In response to the pandemic restrictions, the NSREC’s Board of Directors adjusted the audit policy to conduct modified trust audits. Brokers who are scheduled for a trust audit will receive a modified trust audit in 2021. In the audit notification, the auditor will specify a list of items that the broker must send to the auditor electronically. Brokers, please provide only the items specified.

Advertising Sold Prices Reminder & Additional Licensing Exams - Friday

Advertising Sold Prices Reminder

Advertising as “sold” by buyer's brokerage:

If the transaction hasn’t closed, and the buyer's brokerage wants to advertise a property as “sold” (all conditions met unrelated to title), the buyer brokerage's must obtain written permission from both the buyer and seller/seller’s brokerage in order to advertise. After the transaction has closed, the buyer's broker only needs the buyer's written permission to advertise the sale.  The advertisement must clearly state the brokerage represented the buyer only in the transaction. This written permission must advise what they are advertising and an expiry date. 

The Nova Scotia Real Estate
Commission is the regulator of the
Nova Scotia real estate industry.

About us

Governance

News & Practice Resources

Contact Us

Nova Scotia Real Estate Commission

601-1595 Bedford Highway
Bedford, NS
B4A 3Y4

p: 1.902.468.3511 or
1.800.390.1015

f:  1.902.468.1016 or
1.800.390.1016