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Establishing operating regulations for real estate brokerage enterprises is a mandatory obligation under the 2023 Law on Real Estate Business. Establishing these regulations helps enterprises standardize operational processes and control legal risks. The content must update new regulations on land and housing. Below is crucial information to consider when building operating regulations from the expert team at Long Phan Consulting Company.

Building operating regulations must comply with principles of legality and social ethics. The document must concretize the regulations in Article 61 of the 2023 Law on Real Estate Business. Feasibility and synchronization with actual operations are vital factors determining the regulation’s value. You should focus on information transparency in every brokerage stage.
When building regulations, the powers and responsibilities of each specialized department must be clearly defined. The document’s structure must be tight, using precise and easily understandable legal language. Enterprises must conduct periodic reviews to ensure the timeliness of internal regulations.
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Organizations and individuals conducting real estate brokerage services must establish a real estate service enterprise under Clause 5, Article 9, and Article 61 of the 2023 Law on Real Estate Business, and must meet these conditions:
Individuals practicing real estate brokerage must meet these conditions:
According to Article 64 of the 2023 Law on Real Estate Business, the rights of businesses providing real estate brokerage services and individuals practicing real estate brokerage include:
Businesses providing real estate brokerage services have the following rights:
Individuals practicing as real estate brokers have the following rights:
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Under Article 65 of the 2023 Law on Real Estate Business:
Individuals practicing as real estate brokers have the following obligations:
Operating regulations must cover the entire operational process and arising risk control. This focuses on personnel standards, consulting processes, and professional ethics.
The enterprise establishes an organizational chart with specific functions for each department, ensuring operational consistency via the operating regulations. Decentralizing management helps control information flow and make accurate investment decisions. You should clearly stipulate recruitment standards for ethical and skilled brokers.
Internal training regimes on the 2024 Land Law and 2023 Housing Law must be maintained regularly, tied to the operating regulations to standardize deployment. The enterprise builds KPIs based on closing rates and client satisfaction. Disciplining violating personnel is the basis for maintaining brand prestige.
The process begins with receiving and legally appraising input real estate products, executed according to the regulations to ensure consistency and risk control across the system. Staff check planning, dispute status, and land use right certificates. You must standardize consulting document kits to ensure consistent information.
Signing brokerage contracts must comply with the template prescribed in the Decree guiding the Law on Real Estate Business. The product handover process and title transfer support must be strictly supervised. Establish a service completion confirmation mechanism as a basis for fee collection.
Transparency is a core principle in the relationship between brokers, sellers, and buyers, and this principle needs to be concretized through the establishment of operating regulations within the business. The business strictly prohibits price gouging or providing false information about the project. Customers must commit to maintaining the confidentiality of their partners’ personal information in accordance with the law.
Brokers are prohibited from receiving fees outside of the contract that harm the interests of clients; this regulation needs to be clearly specified in the company’s operating regulations. The regulations should include provisions for handling conflicts of interest when brokers are involved with the assets being traded. The integrity of the team is the company’s greatest intangible asset.
Service fee policies must be publicly listed at the trading floor office and clearly stipulated in the regulations to ensure transparent and consistent application. Define a commission-sharing mechanism for brokers based on actual revenue. Control transaction cash flows to ensure liquidity and tax obligations.
The payment process must be executed via bank transfers for financial transparency. Establish a risk contingency fund to handle financial complaints. The accounting system must fully record successfully executed brokerage contracts.
Real estate transaction dossiers (contracts, drawings, legal documents) must be standardized in the operating regulations to ensure unified archival and management. Utilize technology to manage client data scientifically and securely. Note the statutory archival periods for hard and digitized copies.
The regulations define data access rights to prevent potential client list leaks. Expired dossier destruction must follow the board of directors’ approval process. A good archival system facilitates easy retrieval during inspections or disputes.
The Supervisory Board monitors the compliance of all employees with regulations, closely linked to the development of operational regulations to ensure the effective operation of the inspection and supervision mechanism. The company establishes a channel for receiving reports of violations from customers and partners. Customers may apply disciplinary measures ranging from reprimand to dismissal depending on the severity of the violation.
The process for handling violations must ensure objectivity, fairness, and clear evidence, and should be clearly defined in the operational regulations to ensure consistency and transparency in application. Businesses have the right to claim compensation if the violation causes property damage. The results of the violation handling are communicated internally to serve as a deterrent and for learning from experience.

Building internal normative documents requires logic and high practical applicability. This process spans from surveying the current status to official promulgation.
Experts conduct an assessment of the business model and the main types of real estate brokered. Identifying weaknesses in management helps to shape the content of regulations to be more realistic. Clients provide samples of past contracts so that experts can analyze the risks encountered.
Drafting the regulations
Based on the survey results, the legal team developed detailed chapters and clauses for the regulations. The document must incorporate the latest provisions of the 2023 Real Estate Business Law. The company ensures that the regulations do not conflict with the company’s published charter.
Based on the survey, the legal team builds detailed chapters and clauses. The text must integrate the newest provisions of the 2023 Law on Real Estate Business. Ensure the regulations do not conflict with the issued company charter.
The company director signs the decision to issue and determine the effective date of the regulations. The company organizes a briefing session to ensure employees understand their new rights and obligations. Customers are required to post the regulations at their headquarters and publish them on the company website.
Land and real estate laws are constantly changing and being supplemented. Businesses need to periodically review their regulations to update them with new circulars and guiding decrees. Clients should amend their regulations according to the established procedures.
Our services help clients establish a professional, legally compliant governance system. Perfecting the operating regulations creates a transparent operational basis for the trading floor. Our lawyers will deploy the following tasks:

Below, Long Phan Consulting Company provides some frequently asked questions related to the procedures for establishing operating regulations for real estate brokerage businesses. We invite interested clients to refer to this information:
Yes, this behavior constitutes a violation of business conditions. According to Article 61 of the 2023 Law on Real Estate Business, possessing an operating regulation is a mandatory condition for an organization to be permitted to conduct brokerage services. In the absence of this document, the business will be subject to administrative penalties and may have its trading floor operations suspended in accordance with the law on handling violations in the construction sector.
Businesses must have a fixed business location and headquarters. Clause 2, Article 61 of the 2023 Law on Real Estate Business requires legal entities providing services to have physical and technical facilities that meet the operational requirements as stipulated by the Government. This includes information technology infrastructure for displaying information and suitable workspace for conducting direct consultations with clients.
Brokerage fees are paid based on the performance of specific tasks, while commissions depend on the successful outcome of a transaction. Article 63 of the 2023 Law on Real Estate Business stipulates that fees are agreed upon by the parties and are not dependent on the transaction outcome, while brokerage commissions are only paid when the brokered party signs a contract for the purchase, transfer, or lease of real estate.
Non-cash payment regulations are mandatory. According to Clause 2, Article 48 of the 2023 Law on Real Estate Business, all revenue from service fees, commissions, or brokerage fees of real estate service businesses must be conducted through accounts opened at legally operating credit institutions in Vietnam. Internal regulations need to specify the procedures for controlling these transactions to ensure financial transparency.
Information must be submitted to the provincial-level state management agency for real estate business where the company is established. Article 67 of the 2023 Law on Real Estate Business stipulates that businesses must provide information to be published on the housing and real estate market information system before officially operating services. This helps customers and authorities monitor the legality of the trading platform.
Yes, this is a regular obligation for both businesses and individual brokers. Clause 2, Article 65 of the 2023 Law on Real Estate Business requires businesses to organize annual training and professional development courses for their employees. Simultaneously, individual brokers are obligated to participate in these training courses to update their knowledge of new regulations from the 2024 Land Law and the 2023 Housing Law.
Building operating regulations for real estate brokerage enterprises is a strategic step to affirm professionalism and prestige. Tight regulations help protect business owners from legal risks and remuneration disputes. Enterprises must proactively apply new management standards to adapt to the 2023 Law on Real Estate Business changes. If you require in-depth support, please contact Hotline 1900636389 to receive professional consulting from Long Phan Consulting Company.









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