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RECO investigates complaints made about real estate agents and brokerages, as well as any person who may be unlawfully trading in real estate. RECO ensures that all administrative, regulatory, and discipline processes related to professional conduct are handled in a consistent manner.
Your complaint is important to RECO. The information provided in your complaint helps us assess the conduct of a real estate agent or brokerage in Ontario and, when necessary, take appropriate action to address the misconduct and to protect the public interest.
The complaints process is intended to be fair to all participants. Here are your rights: You have the right to be notified of the complaint with sufficient detail to be able to respond fully to the allegations. You have the right to have the complaint dealt with in a timely and unbiased manner.
If you have been involved in a trade in real estate in which you believe a real estate licensee may have acted improperly, or you have engaged a brokerage to provide you with rental property management, and believe that a licensee has not acted properly, you may contact RECO to file a complaint.
RECO may attempt to resolve a complaint by facilitating dialogue between the complainant and the respondent to address issues identified in the complaint. Through the RDR process, the parties may agree on an appropriate solution.
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