Welcome to the Trinity County Association of REALTORS® website!  Our agents provide real estate services to all of Trinity County CA including the following areas: Weaverville CA, Douglas City, Junction City, Down River, Lewiston, Trinity Center, Coffee Creek, Hayfork, Hyampom, and Trinity Pines.  If you are interested in buying or selling real estate in this area, please contact one of our REALTOR members.  If you are interested in joining our MLS and/or association, please CLICK HERE.

Trinity County has a population of just under 14,000.  Weaverville, CA (the county seat) is a historic California Gold Rush town with a current population of just under 4,000 people.  Many residents choose Trinity County as a place to live and retire because of the climate, wonderful mountain views, and clean air - not to mention the wonderful people.  There are beautiful mountain forests that lie along the Trinity River within the Salmon/Klamath Mountains.  We are known for our mountain biking and other recreational activities, our rich history of logging and timber, and our many historic buildings and unique architecture.

If you have any questions about our area, the real estate industry, or our REALTOR Association, please contact us today!

 

Note from the President of TCAOR ... Enforcement of COVID Showing Requirements
 

DRE threatens enforcement of COVID showing protocols:
In a letter released on October 9, the Enforcement Division of the Department of Real Estate (DRE) reiterated that the health and safety of consumers is a priority, and that complaints regarding non-compliance with the showing protocols have been and will continue to be investigated.

COVID showing protocols (per the COVID-19 Real Estate Guidance or "the Guidance") require, among other things, that all visitors to a property wear masks, agree to the posted rules of entry and use hand sanitizer upon entry. Agents must also clean and disinfect the property both before and after each showing and ensure that social distancing and all other COVID showing protocols are adhered to.

In a demonstration of how seriously the DRE takes these showing protocols, the Enforcement Section released a letter indicating the steps it will take upon receiving information of a licensee's non-compliance. Those steps are taken in the following order:

  1. Attempt to educate the licensee or licensees, including contacting a licensee’s responsible broker if the licensee is a salesperson or broker associate. As part of its education effort, the Enforcement Section will review the Guidance with the licensee and seek to obtain assurances from the licensee and the licensee’s broker that the brokerage, its affiliates/agents and its employees will comply with the Guidance going forward
  2. If a licensee or that licensee’s broker continues to operate outside the Guidance, the Department may consider pursuing citations and/or other disciplinary action, as is deemed appropriate. The Department also may refer the licensee and the licensee’s broker to state or local health and/or law enforcement officials.

The DRE has gone so far as to actually encourage agents to come forward and make complaints. The letter concludes, "If DRE licensees are made aware of a real estate licensee who is not following the Guidance, please contact the Department of Real Estate at 1-877-373-4542.”

Just a heads up!
Sincerely, Retta Treanor TCAR 2020 President



IMPORTANT LINKS for REALTORS®

CAR.org New Forms & Revisions >  

NOTE:  C.A.R. no longer monitors the legal validity of any prior form version and the C.A.R. User Protection Agreement only applies to the most current version of a form. See https://www.car.org/zipform/standard-forms/user-protection-agreement for full text of the User Protection Agreement.

Trinity County Coronavirus Dashboard & Information >

California State Guidance for Real Estate >

CAR Coronavirus Best Practices Guidelines >

CAR Transactions Guidelines >


Trinity County Title Company is closed to the general public and are limiting in house signings as much as possible.  They do continue to process escrows and scheduled closings will still occur but possibly with slight delays due to limited services, including the County Recorder's office.

CAR Legal Guides - These are updated REGULARLY!  Keep Checking Back for the latest information from CAR


NAR Code of Ethics Training
DID YOU KNOW???   An Ethics Course is required by all members. 

As you probably know, the current cycle for Realtor members to take the Code of Ethics is 2019-2021.  In 2019, NAR passed a motion that all Realtors® must take the Realtor® code of ethics course every three years and have extended the current cycle deadline from December 31, 2020 to December 31, 2021. 
 
If you have not taken a Code of Ethics course in this cycle, you can take the "FREE" course at the link below. 
 
Please let Donna Medina know if you have questions at donnamedina6@gmail.com
 
https://learninglibrary.com/COE/A/HOME?affiliateId=10868&affiliateId=10868

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TCAOR
Mission Statement

The Trinity County Association of REALTORS® mission is: to serve our members and the public, promote the preservation of real property rights, and promote real estate in Trinity County - while upholding the obligations established by the National Assoiation of REALTORS® Code of Ethics.

Join Our Association

If you are an appraiser, lender, or real estate broker interested in doing business in the Trinity County area, we invite you to consider the benefits of membership in our MLS Service and association. Please call us for information and pricing or drop us an email.