What is the Oklahoma Broker Relationship Act?
By Peter Levinson, OREC-Approved Real Estate Instructor · Updated July 22, 2026
Quick answer
The Broker Relationship Act (BRA) is one of the most important laws for any Oklahoma agent to understand. It governs the relationships you form with the buyers and sellers you work with, and the duties you owe them.
Why it matters
- It defines the specific duties you owe the parties in a transaction.
- It sets out the types of broker relationships you're allowed to form.
- Disclosing your role correctly is how you stay compliant and avoid complaints.
It's also a required CE category
Beyond being essential knowledge, the Broker Relationship Act is a required continuing education category: resident Oklahoma agents must complete 1 hour of BRA CE each renewal. Non-resident licensees also need 1 hour of Oklahoma Broker Relationship Act CE.
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