In Queensland, owning or managing a real estate agency allows you to.
Buy, sell, exchange or lease a home, business, land or any interest therein
Negotiate on behalf of a buyer, seller, landlord or exchange or lease of a home, business or land
Show properties to potential buyers
Inspect and evaluate properties for sale or lease
Collecting rents on behalf of landlords
Advertising properties for rent or sale (including putting up signs)
Opening properties for inspection for sale or rent
Managing an apartment complex and selling any units independently without having to work through an established agency
Operate a trust account on behalf of sellers and buyers.
In a nutshell, you can engage in any business activity regarding the property except "auctioning the property".
To obtain a real estate broker's license, you must be
Be 18 years of age or older
Pass the necessary training courses
Have a clean criminal record
Not be a bankrupt in administration
Not have been disqualified from holding a license or certificate of registration
Training
You must pass these training subjects from an accredited training institution in order to apply for a license. The only exception is if you have held an equivalent license within the last two years.
You must have successfully completed or been assessed as competent in the required subjects. These subjects are carried out in accordance with an industry-approved training package.
Level 4 Certificate in Real Estate Practice (CPP41419)
and
Diploma in Real Estate (Agency Management) (CPP51122).
The details of the units those you have to complete to learn:
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