Brokers must publicly list homes they market for sale or rent

A broker or agent representing a seller or landlord must make publicly marketed residential property available on an open listing platform. This applies to brokers and agents representing sellers or landlords in transactions involving residential property. A listing on a qualifying multiple listing service, public internet platform, or other platform with unrestricted public access meets the requirement. Private listings remain allowed if they are not publicly marketed. A seller or landlord may choose private marketing and must sign an opt-out form when the listing agreement is signed. The public marketing rules take effect October 1, 2026.

A real estate licensee seeking renewal of a two-year license must meet a continuing education requirement and pay an $8 processing fee. This applies to real estate licensees seeking renewal of a two-year license. The education requirement may be met through approved courses totaling at least 12 classroom hours, an approved written exam, or equivalent study or experience allowed by regulations. Regulations must include exceptions for health reasons or individual hardship. The renewal provisions take effect October 1, 2026. Education must be completed during the two years before renewal.