First-ever virtual Realtors Conference & Expo kicked off on Monday with a discussion about controversial proposed changes to the National Association of Realtors’ Code of Ethics.
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Enforcers won’t be ‘sniffing around every facet of your personal life’: NAR unpacks hate speech policy
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