Please note, if a pending listing is two business days past its pending date and has not been updated to reflect the current information, it is in violation of CREB® Rules.
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PRACTICE ADVICE Nov. 15, 2022 REALTips: Overdue Pending

PRACTICE ADVICE Oct. 11, 2022 Clue in on compliance – Q3
Of the 12,042 new CREB® listings in Q3, CREB® Member Practice reviewed 8,460 potential violations.

PRACTICE ADVICE June 28, 2022 Prepare for vacations
You've planned your summer getaway, but have you mapped out coverage for your clients? Here’s a quick guide on how to prepare your business for vacations.

PRACTICE ADVICE July 12, 2022 Q2 compliance audit results
The results of overdue withdrawn listings audit are in - take a look at the results.

PRACTICE ADVICE Sept. 23, 2019 The suite deal
From "mother-in-law," to "income opportunity," we’ve seen it all with secondary suites. But these code words are no shortcut to properly identify a legal or illegal suite.

PRACTICE ADVICE Aug. 31, 2018 CREB® Rules update - Sept. 1, 2018

ETCETERA Aug. 20, 2018 You ask, we answer

PRACTICE ADVICE Aug. 03, 2018 On the record
Individual privacy rights are an important point of law, but so is your freedom to take a picture. Here are a few tips to protect yourself, your business and your clients when taking a picture during home showings and inspections.

VIDEO July 03, 2018 CREB® talks cannabis with BNN
Watch as Ryan DeLuca, supervisor of Training and Compliance at CREB®, discusses disclosure laws, the importance of inspections and the potential issues with financing and insurance.

ETCETERA June 29, 2018 Cannabis countdown
Legislative changes will soon usher in a new era of cannabis legalization across Canada.
How does this affect REALTORS®? What do you need to know? How can you support and protect your clients with the right information?

PRACTICE ADVICE March 23, 2018 Real Estate Fraud and Red Flags

PRACTICE ADVICE March 15, 2018 Show like a pro
As a general business practice, members are always expected to act with consideration and courtesy when showing a home to clients. It’s a topic that we assume you’re tuned into as a REALTOR®, but important to brush up on.