TREC's Consumer Protection Notice (CN 1-5). It states that TREC regulates real estate brokers and sales agents, real estate inspectors, easement and right-of-way agents and timeshare interest providers; that consumers can find more information and check a license holder's status at www.trec.texas.gov; that a complaint against a license holder can be sent to TREC using the form on its website; that TREC administers the Real Estate Recovery Trust Account, which may be used to satisfy a civil court judgment against a broker, sales agent, or easement or right-of-way agent if certain requirements are met; and that inspectors must carry errors and omissions insurance but may limit liability in their inspection agreements, so consumers should read those agreements carefully and consult an attorney about any term they do not understand. No blanks and no signature line.
Residential Sales, RESIDENTIAL_LEASING, Commercial Sales, Farm & Ranch, Vacant Land
The TREC CN-1-5 form is organized into the following sections:
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