The Oklahoma Real Estate Commission outlines the key legislative, rule, and form updates taking effect for 2026. This year brings no major rule overhauls — but several important clarifications, new laws addressing Deed Theft, Title Theft, and Wholesaling, and a full set of updated OREC contract forms effective January 1, 2026. 🎯 Topics Covered:

• Senate Bill 877: Deed Theft Education & Disclosure

• Senate Bill 925: Title Theft Criminal Penalties & Consumer Tools

• Senate Bill 1075: Wholesaling Transparency & Right-to-Cancel Notice 

• 2025 Rule Clarifications (effective Nov 1, 2025)

• 2026 Contract Form Revisions

📘 Resources available at orec.ok.gov ➜ Resources.

Unlike last year, there are no major rule changes for 2025–2026 — only small but important clarifications designed to simplify compliance and modernize Commission procedures. This short update from the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission covers:

• Clarified Broker-in-Charge (BIC) course substitution rules

• Simplified post-license reporting for provisional sales associates

• New requirement to register all trust accounts with OREC

• Updated branch office closure procedures

• New familial relationship disclosure definition

The Oklahoma Real Estate Commission has released updated OREC contract forms effective January 1, 2026. In this video, Matt Holder outlines the key changes every broker, associate, and educator needs to know — including language updates, new disclosures, and form additions designed to make transactions clearer and more consistent statewide.

Two new laws take effect November 1, 2025, addressing rising cases of real-estate ownership fraud in Oklahoma. In this video, the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission explains what brokers, educators, and licensees need to know about Senate Bill 877 (Deed Theft) and Senate Bill 925 (Title Theft) — and how to comply with new education and disclosure requirements. Key Points Covered:

• What “Deed Theft” means under SB 877 (forging or falsifying ownership documents)

• New CE requirement: 1 hour of Deed Theft education by Nov 1, 2028

• New Deed Theft Notice brokers must provide to buyers at closing

• What “Title Theft” means under SB 925 (broader ownership or identity-based fraud)

• New criminal penalties — up to 10 years in prison + fines + restitution

• The Notice of Fraudulent Conveyance process for victims

• What educators and brokers can do now to prepare