Which entity regulates real estate practices in Wyoming?

The Wyoming Real Estate Commission is the agency specifically tasked with regulating real estate practices in the state. Its primary role includes overseeing the licensing of real estate brokers and salespersons, enforcing compliance with real estate laws and regulations, and ensuring that licensed professionals maintain ethical standards. This commission also provides education and resources to help real estate professionals stay informed about industry changes and requirements.

The other entities mentioned do not hold the same regulatory authority over real estate practices. The Wyoming Department of Finance has a broader scope, dealing with various financial institutions and services but not specifically focused on real estate. The Wyoming Board of Realtors is an organization that represents real estate professionals and advocates for their interests rather than regulating them. Finally, the Wyoming State Senate is part of the legislative body governing the state and does not oversee real estate practices directly.