Joliet — Ch. 9½ Art. II Real Estate Transactions § 9½-19
Notices of purposes and spirit of article
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Brief notices containing purpose and spirit of this article shall be published and distributed by the commission. At least one copy of said notice shall be posted and maintained in a conspicuous public area in the place of business of every real broker and salesman licensed by the City of Joliet.
Under Joliet Ch. 9½ Art. II § 9½-19, the designated commission is responsible for creating and distributing brief notices that communicate the purpose and spirit of the fair real estate transactions article. Once those notices are produced, every real estate broker and salesperson holding a City of Joliet license must display at least one copy in a clearly visible public area of their place of business. The rule establishes both a publication duty for the commission and a posting duty for licensed real estate professionals.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Real estate brokers and salespersons licensed by the City of Joliet are expected, under § 9½-19, to obtain the notice published by the commission and keep at least one copy posted in a conspicuous public area of their office or place of business. Compliant operators ensure the notice remains visible and is not removed or obscured over time. Staying in contact with the relevant commission helps ensure access to the current, approved version of the notice.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Section 9½-19 of Joliet's Ch. 9½ Art. II entitles members of the public to see the purpose-and-spirit notice displayed in the offices of any real estate broker or salesperson licensed by the City of Joliet. If a notice is absent or not prominently displayed, a person may raise that concern with the commission responsible for publishing and overseeing the article. Tenant-rights organizations familiar with Joliet's real estate regulations can help explain what protections the article is intended to provide.
General guidance for tenants — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult a tenant-rights organization or attorney for advice on your case.
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