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The Texas Real Estate Commission at its August meeting proposed form revisions recommended by the Texas Real Estate Broker-Lawyer Committee.

The Texas Real Estate Commission met August 8, 2022. The Commission adopted the new Landlord鈥檚 Floodplain and Flood Notice (星空体育app下载 54-0) form and revisions to the Seller鈥檚 Temporary Residential Lease (星空体育app下载 15-6) and the Buyer鈥檚 Temporary Residential Lease (星空体育app下载 16-6) forms, as well as non-substantive rule changes from the agency鈥檚 quadrennial rule review. Read on for more takeaways.

The 星空体育app下载 Inspector Committee (TREIC) met July 18 and discussed clarifications to 535.222, Inspection Reports, and 535.223, Standard Inspection Report Form.

The Broker Responsibility Working Group (BRWG) met July 13 and acted on two proposals related to broker oversight and sales agents鈥� response times.

Proposed Rule

BRWG proposed a new rule, 535.157, that requires a broker or sales agent to respond to their principal, a broker or sales agent representing another party to a real estate transaction, or an unrepresented party to a real estate transaction within two calendar days.

The Education Standards Advisory Committee (ESAC) met July 7 and discussed pre-licensing course credit and the qualifying course outline for real estate brokerage and property management.

The Texas Real Estate Commission's Education Standards Advisory Committee (ESAC) is 聽to fill two education member positions by real estate instructors or owners of real estate schools, accredited by the Commission, that provide qualifying or continuing education. It is also to fill four real estate license holder positions.

It is now easier to find whether a license holder has a disciplinary history with the Texas Real Estate Commission. The newly launched Disciplinary Actions button at the top of each license holder鈥檚 page will take you to their specific Disciplinary Actions page if a disciplinary history exists.

In recent months, I鈥檝e had the privilege of presenting alongside Texas Real Estate Commission Executive Director Chelsea Buchholtz to license holders around Texas, many who are REALTORS庐.

Multiple state agencies, including Texas Real Estate Commission and Texas Appraiser Licensing & Certification Board, are experiencing technical difficulties with the services we use to handle phone calls. The phone system is currently down as the Texas Department of Information Resources troubleshoots the issue.

The 87th Texas Legislature requiring the Texas Real Estate Commission to collect management certificates and amended management certificates from property owners鈥� associations鈥攁lso known as homeowners associations (HOAs)鈥攁nd make the certificates publicly available online.