The Realtors Political Action Committee says its purpose to help elect candidates who support the interests of Realtors is clear. But does that truly extend to those in protected classes? Here’s what one Georgia-based broker thinks.
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Real (Estate) Talk: Is RPAC doing right by Realtors?
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