What is the primary purpose of the Kentucky Real Estate Commission (KREC)?

The primary purpose of the Kentucky Real Estate Commission (KREC) is to regulate real estate practices in Kentucky. This involves overseeing the licensing and conduct of real estate professionals within the state to ensure that they adhere to the legal and ethical standards set forth in Kentucky's real estate laws. KREC's role includes making sure that real estate agents and brokers are properly licensed, investigating complaints and violations, and enforcing regulations to protect the interests of the public in real estate transactions.

By focusing on regulation, KREC aims to maintain a standard of professionalism and accountability in the industry, thus fostering trust and confidence in real estate transactions among consumers. While promoting real estate education is important, it is part of the regulatory framework KREC oversees rather than its primary purpose, which is focused on regulation itself. Ensuring profitable transactions or managing property taxes falls outside the specific scope of KREC's responsibilities, which are centered on licensing and regulating real estate practices.