When we talk about fair housing, we primarily focus on its effect on buyers and sellers. Lee Davenport makes the case for why fair housing extends to the inclusion of underrepresented real estate pros.
Source: Inman News
Fair Housing Month and the elephant in the room: Real (Estate) Talk
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