The Commission is charged with the responsibility of protecting the public interest through regulation, examination and licensing of Kentucky real estate brokers and sales associates pursuant to Kentucky Revised Statutes Chapter 324. We hope that you find our website helpful and informative. The Commission is self-supporting and receives no general fund tax appropriation. It is funded through fees assessed for licensing its professionals.
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- Notice: As of July 15, 2009, Kentucky will no longer offer Reciprocal Licensing to individuals licensed in different states.
- Kentucky will begin utilizing License Recognition to individuals who are actively licensed in good standing in another state as prescribed in House Bill 401.
- Please continue to check the website for additional information regarding License Recognition.
- The License Law Tutorial is under construction and there is not an anticipated completion date.
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DISCLAIMER -- The Kentucky Real Estate Commission's Legal Department will answer questions regarding Kentucky's Real Estate Licensing Laws that you submit to it through its website or via email inquiries. If you utilize this free service, it will not create an attorney-client relationship between you and the Commission's attorneys.Real Estate Licensing Laws in KentuckySEARCH and/or PRINT THE CURRENT LAW MANUAL:
On March 7, 2008 the following regulations were amended 201 KAR 11:210, 11:230, 11:240, & 11:450. The continuing education non-compliance penalty was increased from $200 to $500. There is also a new commercial brokerage law for out-of-state licensees. The link for these new statutes can be found below.
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