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TREC counsel outlines bills affecting licenses and staff details proactive compliance sweep of inactive firms

Tennessee Real Estate Commission · April 9, 2026
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Summary

Program counsel updated the commission on three bills under review that could change licensing and notice rules; staff also reported a proactive audit that flagged many firms with principal-broker issues and prompted an uptick in legally opened cases.

Program counsel provided a legislative and enforcement update at the Tennessee Real Estate Commission’s April meeting, summarizing bills the commission is tracking and explaining a recent proactive enforcement effort aimed at firms with missing or expired principal brokers.

Counsel said the commission is tracking three primary measures: SB 1786/HB 1916 (would remove the separate designated-agent license requirement for vacation lodging services and the related eight hours of continuing education), HB 1677/SB 1692 (the Military Families Licensing Recognition Act, which would extend some…

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