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Michigan Realtors outlines continuing-education role and industry response to MLS compensation changes
Summary
Michigan Realtors told the same House subcommittee that continuing education and training are central to consumer protection, described licensing requirements, and outlined how the association is responding to national MLS compensation and antitrust changes.
Sean Cecil, policy field director for Michigan Realtors, told the House subcommittee on May 20 that the association supports robust continuing education for real estate licensees, promotes statewide access to training, and is adapting to recent national legal changes affecting brokerage compensation and MLS practices.
Cecil said Michigan Realtors manages a continuing-education marketplace that streamlines record-keeping and course access for licensees and that current law requires real estate licensees to complete 18 hours of continuing education every three years. “Under current law, all real estate licensees in Michigan are required to complete 18 hours of continuing education every 3 years,” he said, adding that the…
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