Resaido exists because most disciplinary cases in NZ real estate were avoidable.
Every year, READT and the Complaints Assessment Committees publish decisions about agents who were fined, censured, suspended, or struck off. Read enough of them and a pattern emerges: most weren't bad people doing bad things. They were avoidable mistakes — a listing description that overstated, a disclosure that was missed, a message that crossed a line, supervision that lapsed.
The rules exist. The case law exists. But it's scattered across hundreds of PDFs that no working agent has time to read. That gap is where careers get damaged — and it's entirely closeable.
Resaido closes it. It reads every published disciplinary decision and structures it — what the agent actually did, which rule was breached, how the tribunal reasoned, what it cost — and turns that case law into practical, searchable compliance intelligence for working agents and the agencies that supervise them.
Resaido is independently built and maintained by someone who has worked in property law and compliance for over a decade, and who reads these decisions professionally.
Most compliance tools give you the rules.
Resaido gives you the consequences.
Real cases, real conduct, real outcomes — mapped rule by rule.
The foundation is a hand-structured corpus of NZ real estate disciplinary decisions: conduct patterns, rule references, tribunal reasoning, penalties. Not a chatbot pointed at a statute — a purpose-built dataset maintained by someone who reads this material professionally, refreshed as new decisions are published.
Resaido is independently built and operated. It is not affiliated with the REA, READT, or any real estate agency.