New Oregon law defines "managing principal broker" responsibilities and requires detailed compliance systems starting January 1st. Learn what specific policies and procedures your brokerage must have in place to meet the updated supervisory requirements under HB 3137.
Major changes are coming to real estate teams on January 1, 2026, including mandatory disclosures. The Oregon Real Estate Agency has implemented proactive compliance measures to ensure licensees understand the new requirements before they take effect.
Get answers to questions about Oregon's new real estate team regulations, including how to start a team, advertising requirements, supervision rules, and what disclosures must be provided to clients.
The Oregon Real Estate Board has elected new leadership for 2026: Jessenia Juarez will serve as chair, and Dawn Duerksen takes on the vice chair role. Learn more about these leaders and their experience serving Oregon's real estate industry.
Starting January 1, 2026, all Oregon real estate licensees must complete a new 2-hour Fair Housing course for active renewal. Learn out exactly what CE hours you need based on your renewal timeline and license status.
The Initial Agency Disclosure Pamphlet has been updated to include optional language about filing fair housing complaints.
Starting January 1, 2026, Oregon introduces a new Timeshare Sales Agent License requiring just 14 hours of instruction and no continuing education Confused about the difference between bills, laws, statutes, and administrative rules? This quick guide breaks down Oregon's legislative structure so you know exactly where your licensing requirements come from and where to look when regulations change.
Oregon's DOJ secured a settlement releasing 669 homeowners from 40-year listing agreements that blocked them from selling or refinancing their homes.
FinCEN has delayed the Anti-Money Laundering reporting requirements for residential real estate transfers from December 1, 2025 to March 1, 2026, giving the industry additional time to prepare for the new compliance obligations.
Before listing a property after an owner's death, learn the questions to ask and warning signs to watch for to verify legal authority.
The Oregon Consumer Privacy Act may apply to your real estate business if you control or process the personal data of 100,000+ consumers or meet other specific thresholds.
Oregon secured a $7 million settlement with the nation's largest landlord over allegations of using algorithmic pricing tools and sharing competitive data to artificially inflate rental prices.