RECO

The Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO) is the regulatory body that oversees real estate professionals in Ontario. Established under the Trust in Real Estate Services Act, 2002 (TRESA), RECO’s mandate is to protect the public interest and ensure that real estate professionals operate with honesty, integrity, and competence.

Trust in Real Estate Services Act

Introduction to the Trust in Real Estate Services Act (TRESA) The Trust in Real Estate Ser...

RECO Code of Ethics

Overview of Ethical Obligations The RECO Code of Ethics outlines the professional standards...

Advertising Guidelines

RECO from time to time puts out bulletins to help understand their guidelines. Here is a summery ...

Handling Complaints & Investigations

Every real estate professional must be prepared to both respond to and address complaints—whether...

Responding to a Complaint (RECO, Public, or Internal)

Applies To: Sales Representatives, Brokers, Broker of Record, and Managers Purpose: To ensure...

Submitting a Complaint to RECO

Applies To: Sales Representatives, Brokers, Broker of Record, and Managers Purpose: To ensure...

RECO Registration and Renewal

Every agent and broker in Ontario must be registered with the Real Estate Council of Ontario (REC...

RECO Registration – New & Renewing Agents

Applies To: New Sales Representatives, Brokers, and All Renewing Registrants Purpose: To ensu...

RECO Registration Renewal Process

Applies To: All Sales Representatives and Brokers with active RECO registration Purpose: To e...