Real estate agent, across 3 jurisdictions
What is published about this occupation wherever the index has looked, best grade first.
Where it is regulated
| Jurisdiction | Authority | Public page | Bulk export | Machine readable | Signed | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AU-NSW | NSW Fair Trading | Yes | Partial | No | No | C |
| AU-QLD | Office of Fair Trading Queensland | Yes | No | No | No | D |
| IN-MH | Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority | Yes | No | No | No | D |
What was found
NSW Fair Trading
CProperty licences appear in the same published set as home building. The individual extract is a spreadsheet; the corporation extract is published as a PDF. A current licence extract in PDF is machine readable in name only, and the gap between those two formats is the whole argument of RVW-5 in a single dataset..
A free public register of licensed agents, salespeople and corporations, searchable online, and nothing beyond it: no file, no interface, nothing to archive. The authoritative version is a formal record of search, which the office sends within ten working days. A property settlement does not wait ten working days, so in practice the check that counts arrives after the money has gone..
One national statute, more than thirty separate registers. Registration is compulsory under section 9 of the 2016 Act for anyone who facilitates a sale, and each state and union territory runs its own authority, portal, fees and process, so a national check does not exist and an agent operating across a border is a different lookup each time. Maharashtra is the largest and the most useful to read.