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The Broker Responsibility Working Group (BRWG)聽met April 12.

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It sounds like an ideal scenario if you鈥檙e a landlord or listing agent for a residential lease: A licensed sales agent submits a prospective tenant鈥檚 application to you with proof of a clean background check and great credit report. But is that tenant鈥檚 agent making life easier for you, or is it a scam?

An unexpected illness, a new opportunity, a change in the market, or a change in your personal life: These are all common reasons why Texas Real Estate Commission (星空体育app下载) license holders may take a break from the business.

Whether your break is planned or unexpected, setting your sales agent, broker, or inspector license to inactive status before your renewal or renewing as inactive is the best move if you want return to the real estate business in the future. Here鈥檚 why.

The Texas Real Estate Inspector Committee (TREIC) met in January, and there were a couple of items from that meeting that were forwarded to the Commissioners for approval. The first was a modification of a rule regarding when multiple check boxes are used. This rule makes it clear that if an inspector chooses more than one check box, that an explanation must be provided.

The Texas Real Estate Commission met February 13 in Austin. In addition to hearing updates from 星空体育app下载 staff, the Commission elected Mark Woodruff as vice chair and Ben Pe帽a as secretary. Read on for information on adopted and proposed rule changes.

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Based on recommendations from the Unauthorized Practice of Law Working Group, the Commission proposed at its November 2022 meeting a new rule鈥擲ection 537.1, Definitions鈥攁nd amendments to Section 537.11, Use of Standard Contract Forms. The proposals were published in the Texas Register to allow for public comment.

The Texas Real Estate Inspector Committee met January 17. Three new officers were elected to serve in committee leadership:

• Lee Warren, chair
• Scott Regan, vice-chair
• Steven Rinehart, secretary

The committee also appointed two chairs to two subcommittees:

In a seller鈥檚 market, buyers may be tempted to waive an inspection entirely, or hire an inspector to do a walkthrough inspection of their ideal home to point out problems while the buyers take notes.

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