TREC REALM Portal: Your Complete Guide to the New License Management System
February 4, 2026
TREC launched the REALM Portal in December 2025. Here's how to activate your account, navigate the system, and avoid common…
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Becoming a Texas Broker in 2026: New Requirements and Point Changes
February 4, 2026
Broker license requirements doubled to 720 experience points. Here's what changed, how long it takes, and whether it's worth pursuing.
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Subagency Is Dead: What Texas Agents Need to Understand
February 4, 2026
SB 1968 repealed all subagency references in Texas law. Here's what it was, why it's gone, and how this affects…
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The New Texas IABS Form: What Changed and Why It Matters
February 4, 2026
The January 2026 IABS form removes subagency and clarifies written agreement requirements. Here's what changed and the mistakes agents make.
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Non-Representation Agreements in Texas: The 14-Day Showing Agreement
February 4, 2026
Texas now allows showing property without representation using TXR 1508. Here's when to use it, the 14-day limit, and why…
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Texas Buyer Representation Agreements in 2026: When, What, and How
February 4, 2026
Texas now requires written buyer agreements before substantive action. Here's exactly what the law requires and how to handle the…
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SB 1968 Explained: The Biggest Change to Texas Real Estate in a Decade
February 4, 2026
SB 1968 changed everything about buyer representation in Texas. Here's what the law requires and why it matters for your…
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2026 Texas Real Estate Law Changes: What Every Agent Needs to Know
February 4, 2026
Complete guide to SB 1968, form updates, buyer agreements, and every 2026 regulatory change Texas agents must understand.
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2026 TREC Form Updates: Every Change You Need to Know
February 4, 2026
January 2026 form updates affect contracts, leases, and listings. Here's the one paragraph change causing the most confusion.
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Email Notice Delivery in Texas Real Estate: SB 38 Changes
February 4, 2026
SB 38 modernized notice delivery in Texas. Email is now permitted if parties agree in writing. Here's how to do…
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