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RERA registration and compliance for real estate agents

Agent registration, renewal, advertising compliance and brokerage agreement support.

Last reviewed 2026-10-24

Section 9 of the RERA Act, 2016 bars a real estate agent from facilitating the sale or purchase of a plot, apartment or building in a registered project without being registered, and Section 10 sets out what registered agents must do. State rules add the practical detail, which differs from state to state and changes by circular.

NXS48 supports individual agents and brokerage firms with registration and renewal, review of advertising for the identifiers a state may require, and review of brokerage and channel-partner agreements. Where a commission dispute arises, advocates assess the documents and the options available.

Situations we are asked about

  • Registering as an individual agent or as a firm
  • Renewing a registration before it lapses
  • Checking that a listing, brochure or social post carries the required project details
  • Reviewing a channel-partner agreement with a developer
  • Pursuing an unpaid commission

Legal touchpoints

  • RERA Act, 2016, Sections 9 and 10
  • Maharashtra RERA Rules, 2017 and MahaRERA circulars for agents
  • Section 12 and advertising rules
  • Indian Contract Act, 1872 for brokerage terms

Frequently asked questions

Can an unregistered agent facilitate sales in a registered project?

Section 9 of the Act requires a real estate agent to be registered before facilitating the sale or purchase of units in a project covered by the Act. Current state rules on how this is applied should be checked on the state portal.

How is an agent engagement scoped?

The team reviews your registration status, documents and support requirements before preparing a proposal for the agreed work.

Contact us for a tailored proposal

Tell us about the property, project or dispute. We scope the work first and prepare a proposal for it.