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Real estate advertising rules, by state

Your website is advertising, and every state regulates it. These pages quote the actual rule text — with citations, links and effective dates — for what a licensed agent has to show on their own site.
General information, not legal advice. We quote published state rules as we read them, but rules change and brokerages often impose stricter policies of their own. Verify with your state commission and your broker before relying on any of it.
CaliforniaCalifornia requires your agent website to show your 8-digit DRE license number and your responsible broker's n… FloridaWhat Florida's FREC rules require on a licensee's own website: brokerage name by your contact info, name regis… GeorgiaGeorgia's Rule 520-1-.09 requires your brokerage's name and phone on every viewable page of your agent website… North CarolinaWhat North Carolina requires on a real estate agent's website: your firm's name in the ad, broker-in-charge co… TexasWhat Texas requires on an agent's own website: broker name sizing, licensed and team names, and the two TREC h…

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