Oregon § 696.603 License requirement

Oregon Statutes

§ 696.603 — License requirement

Oregon § 696.603

Vol.17

Title 52Occupations and Professions

Ch. 696Real Estate and Escrow Activities

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 696.603 (2026).

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(1)A person may not engage in real estate marketing activity unless that person is:

(a)Licensed under ORS 696.606;

(b)Licensed under ORS 696.022; or

(c)Registered by a person licensed under ORS 696.606.

(2)No person may employ an individual as a real estate marketing employee unless the person registers the individual with the Real Estate Commissioner as the employee of the real estate marketing organization before the individual commences real estate marketing activity.

(3)This section applies to persons who:

(a)Initiate real estate marketing activity in this state; or

(b)Initiate real estate marketing activity in another state that includes contacting persons in this state.

(4)One act or transaction of real estate marketing activity is sufficient to constitute engaging in real e

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(1) A person may not engage in real estate marketing activity unless that person is:
(a) Licensed under ORS 696.606;
(b) Licensed under ORS 696.022; or
(c) Registered by a person licensed under ORS 696.606.
(2) No person may employ an individual as a real estate marketing employee unless the person registers the individual with the Real Estate Commissioner as the employee of the real estate marketing organization before the individual commences real estate marketing activity.
(3) This section applies to persons who:
(a) Initiate real estate marketing activity in this state; or
(b) Initiate real estate marketing activity in another state that includes contacting persons in this state.
(4) One act or transaction of real estate marketing activity is sufficient to constitute engaging in real estate marketing activity within the meaning of this section.