Real Estate Commission public meetings in 2021
19 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Real Estate Commission
The Louisiana Real Estate Commission will hold its regular meeting on December 16, 2021. Items include committee reports, with a discussion of 2022 proposed legislation, and new business such as a regulatory compliance case, officer election, and the 2022 business meeting calendar. The meeting also includes welcoming a new commissioner and presenting a plaque to a former commissioner.
- Welcome new Commissioner Gladys Smith-Coward and pledge of service
- Presentation of plaque to former Commissioner Deanna Norman
- Discussion of 2022 Proposed Legislation (Legislative/Legal/Timeshare Committee)
- Regulatory Compliance Case No. 2019-1919 c/w 2019:1934 (Louis R. Williams)
- 2022 Officer Election and 2022 Business Meeting Calendar
Real Estate Commission
The Louisiana Real Estate Commission will consider nine personal appearances requesting authorization to obtain a real estate license, including one second appearance. They will also address a regulatory compliance matter (Case No. 2020-1231) and receive committee reports on budget, education, legislation, standardized forms, and technology.
- 9 personal appearances for real estate license authorization (Cases 2019-1914, 2021-0536, 2021-0576, 2021-0595, 2021-1494, 2021-1495, 2021-1496, 2021-1497, 2021-1505)
- Regulatory compliance case: Corrie F. Ciufi (Case No. 2020-1231)
- Committee reports: Budget, Education/Research/Publication, Legislative/Legal/Timeshare, Standardized Forms, Errors and Omissions, Technology
Real Estate Commission
The Louisiana Real Estate Commission is meeting to review committee reports and conduct business. The body will discuss a proposed rule amendment regarding investigations and hearings and proposed changes to residential real estate forms.
- Proposed Rule Amendment: Subpart 1, Ch. 41. Investigations & Hearings - LA Administrative Code
- Proposed changes to Mandatory Residential Agreement to Buy or Sell/Property Disclosure Form
Real Estate Commission
The Louisiana Real Estate Commission's Standardized Forms Committee will meet to discuss and propose final changes to the Mandatory Agreement to Buy/Sell and the Mandatory Property Disclosure Document. These are the key agenda items for this meeting.
- Mandatory Agreement to Buy/Sell – Proposed Final Changes
- Mandatory Property Disclosure Document – Proposed Final Changes
Real Estate Commission
The Louisiana Real Estate Commission will discuss a proposed rule amendment to Subpart 1, Chapter 41 of the LA Administrative Code regarding investigations and hearings, and review the 2021 legislative audit final report. The meeting also includes committee reports on budget, education, and technology, as well as a regulatory compliance case.
- Proposed rule amendment: Subpart 1, Ch. 41. Investigations & Hearings - LA Administrative Code
- LREC 2021 Legislative Audit Final Report
- 2022 Mandatory Course: Train the Trainer Zoom Course Dates
- Regulatory Compliance Case No. 2021-1442: Joshua M. Morott
Real Estate Commission
The Commission will review several regulatory compliance cases involving individual licensees and entities. The meeting also includes discussions on proposed changes to residential property disclosure forms and reviews of 2022 mandatory courses.
- Review of Case No. 2020-1205: Ziyad Abdeljabbar
- Review of Case No. 2021-0565: David S. Beckham and David Beckham Realtor, LLC
- Review of Case No. 2021-0566: Ahmed R. Muhammad
- Proposed changes to Mandatory Residential Agreement to Buy Or Sell/Property Disclosure Form
- Final draft review of 2022 Mandatory Course '36 Ways to Lose Your License'
Real Estate Commission
The Louisiana Real Estate Commission's Education Committee will review the final draft of the 2022 mandatory course RFP titled '36 Ways to Lose Your License' and discuss a train-the-trainer format. The committee will also review the 2022 Commercial Mandatory Course. The meeting is conducted remotely via Zoom due to public health considerations.
- Review of 2022 Mandatory Course RFP – '36 Ways to Lose Your License' final draft
- Train the Trainer discussion on Zoom/live presentation format
- Review of 2022 Commercial Mandatory Course
- Public commentary period
Real Estate Commission
The Commission will review budget approvals for fiscal years 2020 through 2023 and discuss changes to residential property disclosure forms. The meeting also includes reviews of regulatory compliance cases and the HB 258 license renewal bill.
- Approval of Revised FY 20-21, Projected FY 21-22, and Projected FY 22-23 budgets
- Proposed changes to Mandatory Residential Agreement to Buy or Sell/Property Disclosure Form
- Review of HB 258 License Renewal Bill (ACT 193)
- Regulatory compliance case No. 2021-0565: David Scott Beckham
- Regulatory compliance case No. 2021-0566: Ahmed Muhammad
Real Estate Commission
The Louisiana Real Estate Commission will meet to consider seven personal appearances requesting real estate license authorization, receive committee reports including an update on HB 258 and a compliance cite/fine schedule, and hear new business compliance cases. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes, a budget report, and public commentary.
- Seven license authorization requests (cases 2019-1914, 2021-0442, 2021-0448, 2021-0452, 2021-0490, 2021-0493, 2021-0514)
- Legislative/Legal/Timeshare committee report with HB 258 update and cite/fine schedule update
- Discussion of online advertising platforms
- Education committee report on 2022 mandatory course RFP
- New business compliance cases: Case 2020-001 (Kelly Temple) and Case 2020-0350 (Joseph A. Kott)
Real Estate Commission
The Louisiana Real Estate Commission's Legal/Legislative/Timeshare Committee will discuss a review of the cite and fine schedule and discuss online advertising platforms. No votes or decisions are listed on the agenda.
- Regulatory compliance – cite & fine schedule review
- Discussion of online advertising platforms
Real Estate Commission
The Education Committee of the Louisiana Real Estate Commission will meet to review and select proposals for the 2022 mandatory course. Three presenters are listed: Cheryl Knowlton, Roy Ponthier & Charlie Alfortish, and Brent Lancaster. The meeting also includes public commentary and standard procedural items.
- Review of 2022 Mandatory Course RFP from Cheryl Knowlton
- Review of 2022 Mandatory Course RFP from Roy Ponthier & Charlie Alfortish
- Review of 2022 Mandatory Course RFP from Brent Lancaster
- Public commentary period
Real Estate Commission
The Louisiana Real Estate Commission will consider approving the March 18 meeting minutes and hear committee reports including a discussion of HB 258, a license renewal bill. Two regulatory compliance cases (Lashonda Williams and Kelly Temple) are on the agenda for new business. The meeting also includes budget, education, and other committee updates.
- Discussion of HB 258 (LREC license renewal bill) under Legislative Committee report
- Case No. 2021-003: Lashonda Williams (BROK.995693184-ACT) with related emergency order
- Case No. 2020-001: Kelly Temple (SALE.995688291-ACT) with related emergency order
- Approval of March 18, 2021 meeting minutes
- Reports from Budget, Education, Legislative, Standardized Forms, Errors and Omissions, and Technology committees
Real Estate Commission
The Louisiana Real Estate Commission is meeting to review budget and committee reports. The body will discuss educational course proposals and a regulatory compliance matter involving Lashonda Williams.
- Pearson Vue Proposal Review
- 2022 Mandatory Course RFP
- LSU Proposal for 2022 Commercial Alternative Mandatory Course
- Contract Assignment Approval for Rice Insurance Services Company, LLC/AssuredPartners, Inc
- Emergency Order for Case No. 2021-003: Lashonda Williams
Real Estate Commission
The Education Committee will discuss proposals for Pearson Vue and LSU regarding mandatory courses. The committee will also review guidelines for synchronous course approvals.
- Pearson Vue proposal
- 2022 Mandatory Course RFP – 36 Ways to Lose Your License
- 2022 Commercial Alternative Mandatory Course – LSU Proposal
- Synchronous course approval guidelines
Real Estate Commission
The Commission will review seven requests for authorization to obtain real estate licenses. The meeting also includes committee reports regarding budget, education guidelines, and proposed law changes.
- Authorization of real estate licenses for seven individuals
- Review of Pearson Vue proposal
- Discussion of synchronous course approval guidelines
- Proposed law change regarding delinquent renewal periods
- Review of Attorney General opinion resolution on cash rebates
Real Estate Commission
The Education Committee will meet to discuss mandatory course requirements for 2022. The agenda includes reviews of requests for proposals and specific course types for brokers and commercial alternatives.
- 2022 Mandatory Course Request for Proposal
- 2022 Commercial Alternative Mandatory Course
- 2022 Broker Mandatory Course
Real Estate Commission
The Louisiana Real Estate Commission will meet to discuss proposed law changes regarding the delinquent renewal period and hold a formal adjudicatory hearing on two cases involving Scott C. Leggett. The agenda also includes committee reports on budget, education, and other topics.
- Discussion of proposed law change on delinquent renewal period
- Formal adjudicatory hearing on Case Nos. 2020-1172 & 2017-0878 - Scott C. Leggett
- Discussion of 2022 mandatory course topics for residential/commercial/broker
- Presentation of plaque to former Chairman Roberts
- Approval of December 17, 2020 meeting minutes
Real Estate Commission
The Legal/Legislative/Timeshare Committee is meeting to discuss proposed legislation regarding delinquent renewal periods. The committee will also hold a discussion regarding cash back and rebates.
- Proposed legislation on delinquent renewal periods
- Discussion of cash back and rebates
Real Estate Commission
The Louisiana Real Estate Commission's Education Committee will discuss and potentially set requirements for the 2022 mandatory courses, including a commercial alternative and a broker course, as well as guidelines for virtual and live class criteria.
- 2022 Mandatory Course
- 2022 Commercial Alternative Mandatory Course
- 2022 Broker Mandatory Course
- Course Approval Guidelines – Virtual/Live Class Criteria