The changes adopted Monday are an example of how NAR works toward positive change in real estate, says immediate past president Charlie Oppler, and doing the right thing is a “responsibility we take very seriously.”
Source: Inman News
NAR’s Oppler: The changes we agreed to with DOJ will take effect
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