Curt Stinson — Public Records
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Curt Stinson's 2018 Arizona real-estate disciplinary action

In 2018, Tucson, Arizona real-estate broker Curt Stinson entered into an Arizona Department of Real Estate Accelerated Settlement Agreement and Order. The signed document records conduct Stinson acknowledged and the discipline imposed by the Department.

Why this record matters: Consumers evaluating a real-estate professional may reasonably want to know about documented regulatory discipline. This public-record page, relevant to searches for Curt Stinson Tucson and Curt Stinson reviews, presents Stinson's own signed ADRE agreement and order so readers can see exactly what he acknowledged and what sanction was imposed. This website is independent and is not affiliated with Stinson, his brokerage, or ADRE.
Official document

2018 Accelerated Settlement Agreement and Order

The Arizona Department of Real Estate document identifies E&C File 19F-049 and Investigation Case C18-000536.

What Stinson acknowledged

The agreement states that Curt Stinson acknowledged that he signed a “Status Report Form” to initiate a price reduction and authorized an agent to obtain a client's signature on a blank status form.

The agreement identifies violations of Arizona real-estate statutes and administrative rules and states that the violation constituted grounds for discipline against his real-estate license.

Discipline imposed

$3,000 civil penalty

ADRE also ordered Stinson to complete 12 hours of additional in-classroom continuing education, beyond the continuing education otherwise required for license renewal.

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Arizona Department of Real Estate — Accelerated Settlement Agreement and Order, E&C File 19F-049, Investigation Case C18-000536.

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The source document is the evidence

This page is intentionally centered on the official ADRE record rather than rumor or anonymous accusation. The document identifies the conduct Stinson acknowledged, the statutes and rules cited, and the discipline imposed.

No claim of fraud, forgery, or other conduct beyond what the order states is made here. Readers can review the complete document above and reach their own conclusions.