NAR proposed changes to the Code of Ethics, and the real estate community is reacting — or more precisely, descending into an uproar. Here’s why industry professionals should take some time to closely read and examine these changes.
Source: Inman News
Educate yourself before reacting to Code of Ethics changes!
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