The Mississippi Real Estate Commission (MREC) administers control over the commercial real estate industry in the State of Mississippi, licensing all real estate brokers and salespersons.

MREC works to assure that all real estate transactions are performed in a professional and ethical manner. Potential licensees undergo comprehensive testing and are subjected to continuing education requirements.

MREC protects the consumer by setting forth a set of rules for its licensed members, and is responsible for investigating reports of rule violations and unethical practices.

The Mississippi Real Estate Commission also monitors real estate commerce taking place between brokers licensed in Mississippi and those in other states.

MREC's offices are located in Jackson,Mississippi.

The Mississippi Association of REALTORS® Political Action Committee (MARPAC) exists to promote the election of pro-REALTOR® candidates in Mississippi and across the United States through its affiliation with the national REALTORS® Political Action Committee. The purpose of MARPAC is clear: REALTORS® raise and spend money to elect candidates, regardless of political party affiliation, who understand and support their interests. The money to accomplish this comes from voluntary contributions made by REALTORS®. These are not members’ dues; this is money given freely by REALTORS® in recognition of how important campaign fundraising is to the political process. MARPAC doesn’t buy votes. MARPAC enables REALTORS® to support candidates that support the issues that are important to their profession and livelihood. Additionally, MARPAC sponsors political events, hosts legislative receptions and works with other business organizations to take public positions on issues affecting the community. Funds are also available to local REALTOR® Boards for the purpose of addressing key real estate issues in their area that impact the industry, and supporting candidates who support housing, real estate, and property rights issues.

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REALTORS® are different from non-member licensees in that they voluntarily subscribe to a strict Code of Ethics. If you believe that a REALTOR® has violated one or more Articles of the Code of Ethics, you can file an ethics complaint alleging a violation(s) through the local association of REALTORS® where the REALTOR® holds membership, or participates in a REALTOR® association-owned/operated MLS. You may search for a member's local affiliation here.

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