Who can do what as a Dutch realtor?
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The Assistant Broker, Candidate Broker, and Registered Broker: Who Can Do What?

ByFloris van Kuijeren

There are various roles within the Dutch real estate sector, such as Assistant Broker (A-RMT), Candidate Broker (K-RMT), and Registered Broker (RM), each with specific responsibilities. Essentially, anyone without formal qualifications can call themselves a broker and engage in selling, buying, and renting properties. However, there is one exception: if you work for a real estate office affiliated with the NVM, a branch organization.

At the NVM, a competency framework applies that determines what type of broker is authorized to perform specific tasks.

In the competency framework below, you can see exactly what each type of broker at an NVM-affiliated office is allowed to do:

Descriptiom:Estimate a market value or rent valueSELLING RENTINGPURCHASINGSIGNING DEED OF PURCHASE OR RENTAL CONTRACTSTART OWN NVM or VBO / VastgoedPro OfficeAppraisals (official valuations)
Assistent Makelaar
(A-RMT)		X
Kandidaat Makelaar
(K-RMT)		XXXX
Register Makelaar
(RM)		XXXXX
Register Taxateur
(RT)		XX

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