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SB 1786·TN·senate

Real Estate Agents and Brokers - As enacted, exempts an affiliate broker or broker licensed under the Tennessee Real Estate Broker License Act from the additional licensure and classroom hours in training programs requirements for a vacation lodging service firm's designated agent; requires that vacation lodging services be under the supervision of the principal broker of an affiliate broker, broker, or firm. - Amends TCA Title 62, Chapter 13.

Signed into LawFiled Jan 20, 2026
Sponsor: Reeves
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Pub. Ch. 1095

May 27, 2026

Summary

The bill removes the requirement that affiliate brokers or brokers obtain additional licensure and complete classroom training for vacation‑lodging service designated agents. Instead, any vacation‑lodging services must be overseen by the principal broker of the affiliate broker, broker, or firm. This streamlines the licensing process while keeping supervisory oversight.

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