Regulatory

RECO Information

Last updated: August 14, 2026

The Real Estate Council of Ontario, commonly known as RECO, regulates real estate agents and brokerages in Ontario.

RECO's role is to help protect consumers by ensuring real estate professionals understand and follow Ontario's real estate laws, including the Trust in Real Estate Services Act, 2002.

Why RECO Matters

When you work with a registered real estate agent in Ontario, you have protections and access to important consumer information. RECO provides resources to help buyers, sellers, and self-represented parties understand:

  • —What real estate agents and brokerages are responsible for
  • —What it means to be represented by a brokerage
  • —The risks of representing yourself
  • —What should be included in a representation agreement
  • —How multiple representation works
  • —How to raise a concern or file a complaint
  • —How to confirm that an agent or brokerage is registered

RECO Information Guide

Before receiving services or assistance from a real estate agent, buyers and sellers must be provided with the RECO Information Guide. This guide explains important information about working with a real estate agent in Ontario and helps you understand your rights, responsibilities, and options before entering into an agreement.

Read the RECO Information Guide →

Verify Registration

You can confirm that a real estate agent or brokerage is registered to trade in real estate in Ontario by using RECO's public register.

Search the RECO Public Register →

Questions or Concerns

If you have questions about working with Monique Legault or Thrive Realty Group Inc., Brokerage, you are welcome to reach out directly.

NameMonique Legault
BrokerageThrive Realty Group Inc., Brokerage
Address660 Maitland St., London, ON N5Y 2V8

For regulatory information, consumer resources, or complaint information, visit:

Real Estate Council of Ontario — reco.on.ca →
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