With the new partnership, RE/MAX agents will have access to LGBTQ-focused training about fair housing, diversity and inclusion.
Source: Inman News
RE/MAX becomes latest LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance partner
Published in Industry News, LGBTQ housing rights, LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance, Mike Reagan, re/max, Ryan Weyandt and Select
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