Estate agents have told the Island's financial regulator most update their money-laundering procedures each year.
The Financial Supervision Commission carried out a review of the industry earlier this year.
It asked a number of questions about how estate agents make sure nobody is using ill-gotten gains to buy or sell property.
The review found 15 out of 18 agencies updated their procedures at least annually.
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