To qualify for commission, what must a broker be?

To qualify for commission, a broker must be a resident of the district appointed to represent. This requirement ensures that the broker has an understanding of the local real estate market, including the unique characteristics and regulations of the area. Local residency enables a broker to provide informed advice to clients and effectively navigate the nuances of real estate transactions specific to that district.

This requirement is in place to protect clients by ensuring they are represented by someone who is familiar with the local real estate landscape, thereby enhancing the level of service and professionalism offered in property transactions.