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This section contains registration-related information for real estate agents.

Renewing your registration

Are you renewing your registration as a real estate salesperson, broker, or sole proprietor?

Making changes to your registration

Moved? Other changes to the information you provided on your last application? Find out how to let RECO know.

Reinstating your registration

Are you seeking to be reinstated as a real estate salesperson, broker or sole proprietor?

What you can do in MyWeb

Payments to RECO and most applications and transactions are processed through MyWeb.

RECO Registration Certificate

Ways to display, download or print your RECO Registration Certificate.

Personal real estate corporations (PRECs)

Are you interested in setting up a PREC? Learn about how PRECs are used to receive remuneration earned by a real estate agent and what is prohibited.

If you are looking for RECO bulletins, professional news, and other resources to support compliance with the legislation, visit TRESA Explained.