“We are committed to taking any action that is deemed appropriate and in the best interest of our association, our 1.4 million members, and our nation as a whole at the conclusion of these investigations,” NAR said in a statement.
Source: Inman News
NAR won’t rule out penalties for Realtors who ‘stormed the Capitol’
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