Regulatory Decisions And Disclosures

The following individuals' real estate licences are immediately suspended for failure to complete continuing education requirements, in accordance with Commission by-law 839.

• Robert Ghosn, former salesperson with Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Atlantic
• Adam Olson, former salesperson with Colliers International (Nova Scotia) Inc.

Released on July 4, 2022

The following individuals' real estate licences are immediately suspended for failure to renew or terminate their licence by midnight on June 30th, in accordance with Commission by-law 839.

• Joshua Fredric, former associate broker with Harbourside Realty Ltd.
• Mark Lee, former salesperson with Exit Realty Inter Lake
• Troy Burke, former salesperson with Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Atlantic

Released on July 4, 2022

The following individuals' real estate licences are immediately suspended for failure to pay for their errors and omissions insurance, in accordance with Commission by-law 323(b)(i).

• Jessica Morrison, former salesperson with Coldwell Banker Supercity Realty
• Ryan Foley, former salesperson with Coldwell Banker Tri-Key Realty
• David Hulshof, former salesperson with Keller Williams Select Realty
• Blair Armstrong, former associate broker with RE/MAX Banner Real Estate
• Abhishake Bhuchar, former salesperson Sutton Group Professional Realty

This suspension is published in accordance with Commission by-law 839.

Released on February 2, 2022

The Registrar hereby gives notice the real estate salesperson’s licence for Jun Espino, formerly licensed with Keller Williams Select Realty, is suspended effective August 1, 2022, for violating the following section of the Real Estate Trading Act:

• Real Estate Trading Act, Section 22 (1) (a)

The violation resulted from an investigation of a complaint initiated by the Registrar. The evidence supports that Mr. Espino committed a very serious breach of trust. Mr. Espino attended a property viewing and was videotaped by the seller breaching the seller’s privacy. Specifically, Mr. Espino accessed personal items of the seller, a bedroom closet, and several dresser drawers, without permission on two separate occasions.

Mr. Espino’s eligibility to apply for a licence is suspended for five (5) years. After the five-year period, the Commission will not consider a licence application from Mr. Espino until he has recompleted and passed the NSREC’s Salesperson Licensing Course and examination.

This notice has been distributed to licensees in accordance with Commission By-law 839. Released on August 18th, 2022.