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TRESA explained

The Trust in Real Estate Services Act, 2002 (TRESA), is consumer protection legislation governing the conduct of real estate agents and brokerages trading in real estate in the province of Ontario.

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Info for real estate agents

RECO has resources for real estate agents, whether you have questions or are looking for information on how to use MyWeb to renew your registration or update your personal information.

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Information for brokerages

RECO offers a range of resources for brokerages, branches, and registered employees.

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Insurance

RECO's mandatory professional liability insurance program provides consumer deposit insurance, errors and omissions coverage, and commission protection coverage.

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