What a Designated Broker is.

In Texas, an LLC that wants to operate as a brokerage must designate a licensed broker as its Designated Broker — the broker who's legally responsible for the LLC's compliance with TREC rules.

What you get.

Bespoke per engagement — this is a hands-on broker relationship, not a self-serve plan.

TREC entity sponsorship

We file as the Designated Broker on your LLC's TREC entity license. Annual renewals coordinated.

Contract & compliance oversight

Sign-off on listing agreements, contracts, and disclosures your LLC's agents submit. Advertising-rule review.

E&O coverage extension

Your LLC operates under our errors-&-omissions umbrella, with a per-entity endorsement.

What we look for.

This is a high-trust relationship — our broker license is on the line for your LLC's compliance.

LLC formed & in good standing

You've registered the entity with the Texas Secretary of State and have an EIN.

Business insurance carry

General liability + E&O at minimum. We extend our E&O as an umbrella.

Clean TREC history

No open or recent TREC complaints. Genuine intent to operate as a brokerage.

Pricing is per engagement. Drop us a note.

Setup, monthly retainer, and any per-transaction terms get scoped to your LLC's size.

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