The Pennsylvania Real Estate Commission is empowered to administer and enforce laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania relating to all of the following activities EXCEPT:

The Pennsylvania Real Estate Commission is specifically created to oversee the licensing of real estate professionals, including agents and brokers. This is a core function that aligns with its mandate to regulate the real estate industry and ensure compliance with state laws.

Cemeteries and cemetery companies that require registration are regulated under specific provisions of Pennsylvania law. While this may seem related to property, it is distinct from real estate transactions and falls within the scope of different regulatory oversight, but it still pertains to the Commission's authority in overseeing property-related activities.

The regulation of campground memberships involves real estate considerations, such as land use and property rights, and thus comes under the Commission's purview. These activities require licensing in Pennsylvania, making them relevant to the Commission's responsibilities.