Yes: in Kentucky, real estate agents need a state license issued by the Kentucky Real Estate Commission (KREC), Kentucky Real Estate Authority. You can check a name yourself on License Verification (Public Protection Cabinet).
Real estate agents in Kentucky: what buyers ask
Who pays the real estate agent in Kentucky?
Commissions are negotiable and not set by law. Since August 17, 2024, offers of compensation are banned from the MLS and buyers sign a written agreement first.
What must a seller disclose in Kentucky?
Kentucky requires a written seller's disclosure on single-family homes when a licensed agent is paid in the sale (KRS 324.360). The seller completes KREC Form 402, and the listing agent must give the buyer a copy within 72 hours of receiving a signed offer.
Check a real estate agent yourself
- License required · Kentucky Real Estate Commission (KREC), Kentucky Real Estate Authority
- Titles you will see: Sales associate, Broker
- Check a name yourself: License Verification (Public Protection Cabinet)
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