The NCREC Finance Committee will meet on Friday, January 15, 2021, at 2:30 p.m. via video conference to discuss investment strategies.
Members of the public may attend the meeting via video conference by following the Zoom instructions which will be posted on the NCREC website (www.ncrec.gov) for logging on via computer or phone. If you choose to attend via a smartphone rather than computer please first download the Zoom mobile app.
Due to Governor Roy Cooper’s November 23, 2020 Executive Order placing restrictions on mass gatherings of groups of 10 or more people, the meeting of the North Carolina Real Estate Commission scheduled for January 20, 2021, at 9:00 a.m., will only be held via video conference. The Commission building will not be open to visitors.
Members of the public may attend the meeting via video conference by following the Zoom instructions which will be posted on the NCREC website (www.ncrec.gov) for logging on via computer or phone. If you choose to attend via a smartphone rather than computer please first download the Zoom mobile app.
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The North Carolina Real Estate Commission members and its staff are deeply saddened by the senseless death of George Floyd, and far too many other people of color. We grieve with our fellow Americans and with people across the world over these senseless losses. These deaths, and the resulting protests, have affected all of us in some way and have shown the importance of compassionate and open discussion about issues of racial inequities.
Those involved in real estate brokerage are a diverse community. The Commission is committed to the principles of excellence, fairness, and respect for all people. It is our goal to ensure that brokerage activities are conducted in fairness to all, to ensure equal housing opportunities, and to end discrimination in the sale or rental of all real estate. Everyone should feel safe in their communities and should feel and be free from discrimination.
We stand with those who seek equal justice for all and will do our part to encourage and support our community in making necessary changes to make sure racism and disregard for the dignity of people of color become a part of our history and not our present. We vow to listen, learn, and work with others to promote equality, inclusion, and acceptance.
The Commission is committed to examining its rules to ensure that they address discriminatory conduct and to being a leader in moving the industry forward. Please help us better understand the experiences you have faced as a real estate broker or consumer around racism or other discrimination in your real estate transactions by contacting us and/or filing a complaint. We cannot stress enough the importance of providing us with this information. Suggest a Rule Change / File a Complaint
The members and staff of the North Carolina Real Estate Commission are concerned about the health and safety of our licensees and the public. For the protection of everyone, effective Monday, March 23, 2020, our building is closed to all visitors. The Commission remains open for business via telephone, email, and at ncrec.gov, including applications, web forms, and more.
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