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RECO RECO, Ontario's real estate regulator, protects consumers in the public interest by promoting a safe and informed marketplace and administering the rules that real estate agents and brokerages must follow
Login Page for MyWeb Account - MyWeb - RECO RECO’s portal for registrants Use this site to: Complete applications; Make payments to RECO: Insurance, application fees, education fees, fines; Obtain copies of your: Certificates: registration, insurance; Receipts: education insurance; Access Continuing Education
RECO - Index, Search for individuals or brokerages Ontario (RECO) Before you enter into a contractual relationship, confirm their registration status here How to use: 1 Select what you want to search: Salesperson broker, Brokerage name, Category city 2 Enter the name of an individual, brokerage or city 3 Click search 4
Agents and brokerages - RECO As Ontario’s regulator of more than 110,000 real estate agents and brokerages (sometimes referred to as registrants), RECO administers the Trust in Real Estate Services Act, 2002 (TRESA) and enhances consumer confidence in the real estate services sector Learn more
About - RECO RECO is a not-for-profit corporation established in 1997 to regulate real estate agents and brokerages to ensure consumer protection in Ontario’s real estate services sector RECO administers the Trust in Real Estate Services Act, 2002 (TRESA)
Contact - RECO Questions about registration, reinstatement, renewals or the Trust in Real Estate Services Act, 2002 (TRESA): registration@reco on ca Questions about education requirements, including the continuing education policy: education@reco on ca
RECO Information Guide The RECO Information Guide is designed to help consumers understand their rights and responsibilities when buying or selling a property in Ontario, and must be given to a buyer or seller by a real estate agent or brokerage before services or assistance is provided
Becoming a real estate agent RECO regulates the real estate brokerages and agents who trade in real estate in Ontario If you are interested in becoming a real estate agent, the information below will help you understand how to become registered as a real estate salesperson – the first step in your career in real estate
What we do - RECO RECO is the regulator for real estate agents and brokerages in Ontario Registration is mandatory to legally trade in real estate in Ontario RECO’s mandate is consumer protection, and as a delegated administrative authority, RECO enforces the law in the public interest
Things you need to know - RECO RECO recommends that you seek independent professional advice before you proceed as a self-represented party If you choose not to work with a real estate agent, it will be your responsibility to look after your own best interests and protect yourself This may include things like: •