South Australia Real Estate Compliance

Compliance software built for South Australian real estate agencies

Purpose-built for the Land Agents Act 1994. CPD tracking, trust account compliance records, and audit-ready documentation under Consumer and Business Services requirements.

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Compliance for South Australian real estate — what REA Hub covers

The Land Agents Act 1994 imposes significant obligations on SA land agent principals. Non-compliance with trust accounting, CPD requirements, or agreement documentation can result in regulatory action by Consumer and Business Services, including fines and licence suspension.

CPD tracking (CBS triennial renewal)

Track CPD completion per registered agent across the triennial renewal cycle. Identify agents with outstanding CPD obligations before renewal deadlines arrive.

Trust account compliance

Log reconciliations, store monthly reports, and upload your annual audit report — structured for Land Agents Act requirements.

Licence & registration tracking

Store registration numbers, expiry dates, and renewal deadlines for every person in your office.

Agreement & contract records

Track management agreements and vendor agreements to ensure every property listing and tenancy has compliant appointment documentation.

Statutory registers

Complaints, gift, incident, and risk registers — structured, searchable, and always available for CBS inspection.

Policies & procedures library

Maintain current agency policies with review schedules and legislative update alerts for key compliance areas.

South Australia real estate compliance — frequently asked questions

What legislation governs South Australia real estate compliance?

South Australian real estate agencies operate primarily under the Land Agents Act 1994 and associated regulations. Consumer and Business Services (CBS) is the primary regulator, responsible for licensing, trust accounting oversight, and compliance with conduct standards. Property management obligations are also governed by the Residential Tenancies Act 1995.

What are the CPD requirements for South Australian real estate agents?

South Australian registered land agents and sales representatives are required to complete Continuing Professional Development (CPD) as a condition of triennial registration renewal. Consumer and Business Services sets the CPD requirements, which include both mandatory and elective components aligned to current regulatory priorities.

How are South Australian real estate trust accounts audited?

SA real estate agents who hold trust money must have their trust accounts audited annually by a registered company auditor. The audit report must be submitted to Consumer and Business Services within the required timeframe. Trust accounting failures are among the most serious compliance breaches under the Land Agents Act.

What records must a SA land agent principal maintain?

SA land agent principals must maintain trust account ledgers and monthly reconciliation records, CPD records for all registered staff, vendor and landlord management agreements, sale contracts and property management documentation, complaints handling records, and policies and procedures across key compliance areas.

Can REA Hub support SA agencies through CBS inspections?

Yes. REA Hub maintains structured records across CPD, licences, trust accounting, compliance registers, and policies. Consumer and Business Services inspections — whether announced or unannounced — are easier to navigate when your documentation is already organised and accessible.

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14-day free trial. No lock-in contract. Purpose-built for Land Agents Act compliance.

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