Public articles

Le gouvernement agit pour augmenter la transparence dans le secteur du courtage immobilier et protéger les intérêts des acheteurs

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Agency’s and executive officers’ obligation to supervise

Register of licence holders

Labour mobility and special authorizations

Broker’s method of practice

Qualifications for AEO, Chartered AEO and Chartered licences

Broker licence status: suspension, revocation, conditions and restrictions

Ceasing of activities by a broker acting on behalf on a real estate agency

Steps to becoming a broker and obligation to maintain licence

Guideline: Licence Issue and Maintenance

Brokerage licence categories

Real estate agency licence

Ceasing of activities by a real estate agency or a broker acting on his own account

L’OACIQ agit concrètement pour contrer la fraude immobilière : le public et le courtage immobilier mieux outillés

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Two new regulations for residential building inspections

On February 23, 2022, the Government of Quebec published two new draft regulations relating to residential building inspections for public consultation. These draft regulations may be approved by the government, with or without amendments, after 45 days from their publication.

Guideline - Complaint management

The obligation to notify FARCIQ

Collaboration with the OACIQ

The importance of a complaint management policy and its content

The protections of the REBA and the role of the OACIQ