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Changes to a number of residential, commercial, auction, and property management forms in the NC REALTORS® forms library took effect July 1. These forms have been reviewed by legal counsel to be in compliance with NC law and the practice changes required under the recent NAR Settlement Agreement.
NEW Form 10-T – Estate Property Flowchart – Agents often call the Legal Hotline looking for help with estate properties. This flowchart will help agents identify, even at the agency contract stage, who needs to sign documents when it comes to estate properties.
Please note: The brochure Questions and Answers on: Home Inspections mentioned on this form can be obtained from the North Carolina Real Estate Commission's Web site. 08/23/24 6936
Main: 919-875-3700. Regulatory Affairs: 919-719-9180. 8:30am - 5:00pm (Mon-Fri) Support. BE AWARE OF SCAMMERS!!! Brokers - beware of text messages saying that you haven’t renewed. The Commission does not communicate with brokers via text. Do not click links in suspicious texts. The only place to renew your broker license is at NCREC.gov .
- Real Estate Business Letter Templates
- Code of Ethics & Arbitration Manual
These form-letter templatesare a member benefit maintained by NAR's Library & Archives and can be used for prospecting or to announce new business ventures.
These forms are part of the annually-updated Code of Ethics & Arbitration Manualand can be used by associations in matters of ethics, arbitration, and mediation.
You can contact us via a form on the Commission's website , or by calling us at 919-875-3700. 2. What is the difference between the North Carolina Real Estate Commission (NCREC) and the North Carolina Association of Realtors (NCR)? The NC Real Estate Commission is a state government agency located in Raleigh.
If your license is expired or inactive and you do not have access to your wall certificate or pocket card, you may contact the Education and Licensing Division for assistance by phone at 919-875-3700 Ext. 772 or by email at ls@ncrec.gov .
