Which Delaware law specifically governs real estate practices and licenses?

The Delaware Real Estate License Act is the specific law that governs real estate practices and licenses within the state of Delaware. This act outlines the requirements for obtaining a real estate license, the duties and responsibilities of licensed real estate professionals, and the regulatory framework that governs real estate transactions. The license act ensures that real estate agents and brokers operate within established legal and ethical standards, providing protection to consumers and ensuring professionalism in the industry.

While the Delaware Real Estate Code contains various provisions related to real estate, and Delaware Property Law includes broader legal principles applicable to property rights, the Real Estate License Act specifically focuses on the licensing and regulation of real estate professionals. Delaware Broker Regulations would pertain to the rules governing brokers specifically but do not encompass the full scope of real estate practices and licensing as comprehensively as the License Act.