What is the primary purpose of the Advisory Board?

The primary purpose of the Advisory Board is to advise and evaluate the real estate commissioner. This board typically consists of members who represent various sectors of the real estate industry and provide insights and recommendations regarding the policies and regulations that govern real estate practices within the jurisdiction. The involvement of such a board ensures that the real estate commissioner has a well-rounded perspective on issues affecting the industry and can make informed decisions that benefit both consumers and professionals in real estate.

The other functions such as formulating new rules, selling properties, or providing legal advice are not the main focus of the Advisory Board. While the board may offer input or feedback that could influence rule-making, its core role centers on advising the commissioner rather than directly creating regulations or engaging in real estate transactions.