Can the Louisiana Real Estate Commission intervene in commission disputes between licensees?

The Louisiana Real Estate Commission does not intervene in commission disputes between licensees. This aligns with the principle that such disputes are considered private matters between the parties involved. The Commission's primary role is to regulate the licensing and conduct of real estate professionals rather than to mediate financial disagreements among them. As a result, licensees are encouraged to resolve commission disputes through negotiation or legal channels if necessary, rather than relying on the Commission for intervention. This promotes a self-regulating industry where licensees are responsible for their business relationships.