Real estate businesses carry strict licensing, trust accounting, and privacy obligations. Reguladar keeps every renewal date and audit deadline visible so you're always ready.
Common Challenges
Real estate agents who hold rental or sales deposits must maintain trust accounts in strict compliance with state legislation. Trust accounts must be audited annually and any misuse of trust money is a criminal offence.
Real estate licences and certificates of registration must be kept current with state regulators. Continuing professional development (CPD) must be completed by prescribed deadlines each year — often in March.
Real estate agencies collect extensive personal information during tenancy applications, sales processes, and property management. The Privacy Act requires proper collection notices, secure storage, and notifiable data breach response procedures.
Regulations
These are the primary regulatory frameworks Reguladar tracks for real estate businesses.
Licensing, trust accounting, conduct obligations, and disciplinary matters
Tenancy agreements, bond lodgement, repairs, entry, and dispute resolution
Handling of tenant, buyer, and landlord personal information
Customer due diligence and AUSTRAC reporting for high-value property transactions
Misleading representations in property marketing and advertising
Employment conditions under the Real Estate Industry Award
Deadlines
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