As the National Association of Realtors gears up to vote on controversial changes to its code of ethics, speakers at Inman Connect Now on Thursday expressed some reservations about the changes, but ultimately said the trade group should go ahead with them and tweak them afterward as the need arises.
Source: Inman News
NAR ethics changes could ‘blow up,’ but pull the trigger anyway: Panelists
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