Compliance software built for NT real estate agencies
Purpose-built for the Agents Licensing Act 1979. Track CPD, manage trust accounting compliance, and maintain audit-ready records under NT Consumer Affairs requirements.
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The NT's real estate compliance framework requires principals to keep complete records across licensing, trust accounting, CPD, and agency conduct. REA Hub replaces spreadsheets and filing cabinets with a single, structured compliance platform built for real estate.
CPD tracking (NT Consumer Affairs)
Track CPD hours per licence holder with automated renewal reminders. Know exactly who is compliant and who needs to catch up.
Trust account compliance
Log reconciliations, store monthly reports, and maintain the audit trail required under the Agents Licensing Act 1979.
Licence management
Centralise all licence details — numbers, expiry dates, conditions — for every agent in your office.
Statutory registers
Complaints, gift, incident, and risk registers — always structured and ready for NT Consumer Affairs inspection.
Policies & procedures
Maintain a live policies library with version control and review alerts. Start from templates or upload your own.
AML/CTF compliance
Manage AUSTRAC obligations — risk assessments, customer due diligence, and ongoing transaction monitoring — within REA Hub.
NT real estate compliance — frequently asked questions
What legislation governs NT real estate compliance?
The Agents Licensing Act 1979 (NT) is the primary legislation governing real estate agents in the Northern Territory. It covers licensing, conduct standards, trust accounting, and agency practice. NT Consumer Affairs, within the Department of the Attorney-General and Justice, is the regulator.
What CPD requirements apply to NT real estate agents?
NT real estate agents must meet CPD requirements as part of their ongoing licence obligations. Requirements are set by NT Consumer Affairs. REA Hub tracks each agent's CPD completion and sends reminders ahead of renewal deadlines.
How are trust accounts regulated in the NT?
NT real estate agents must maintain trust accounts in accordance with the Agents Licensing Act 1979. Trust accounts are subject to audit and regular reconciliation. NT Consumer Affairs has authority to inspect trust account records.
What records must an NT real estate principal maintain?
NT principals are responsible for trust account records, CPD records for all staff, signed agency agreements, a complaints register, AML/CTF procedures where applicable, and documented internal policies and procedures.
Can REA Hub help an NT agency prepare for an inspection?
Yes. REA Hub organises all compliance records — CPD, licences, trust accounting, policies, and statutory registers — in a single, accessible platform. Your records are always inspection-ready, whether NT Consumer Affairs gives notice or not.
Built for the NT. Ready for inspection.
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