When hired by a brokerage, is it necessary to notify the GREC?

When a community association manager is hired by a brokerage, it is indeed necessary to notify the Georgia Real Estate Commission (GREC). This is because any changes in professional status or association can impact licensing, compliance, and the regulatory oversight that GREC conducts. The notification process helps ensure that the records maintained by GREC are up to date, reflecting all active associations, which is vital for maintaining the integrity of the licensing system.

This requirement is part of the larger regulatory framework designed to ensure that all community association managers operate within the parameters set forth by state laws. Keeping GREC informed serves to protect the interests of the public, the associations, and the professionals in the industry. It reflects the importance of transparency and accountability in the operations of brokerage firms and their managed community associations.