What is the term for an individual licensed by TREC to perform brokerage duties?

The term for an individual licensed by the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) to perform brokerage duties is "Broker." A broker is someone who has met specific educational and experience requirements, passed a state exam, and obtained a broker’s license. Brokers can operate their own real estate firms, hire agents, and manage real estate transactions on behalf of clients.

An agent typically refers to someone who represents a broker and may perform various real estate activities like showing properties or negotiating deals, but does not have the same level of licensing or responsibility as a broker. The term "Realtor" specifically refers to members of the National Association of Realtors and does not denote a different level of licensing. A "Salesperson" often refers to a real estate agent who is licensed to assist in buying and selling property, under the supervision of a broker. Thus, when discussing someone licensed by TREC to conduct brokerage duties directly, "broker" is the accurate designation.