Historical inequities in the real estate industry created harm, according to author and trainer Lee Davenport. As Realtors, we have a collective responsibility to make things right, or at least better.
Source: Inman News
Real (Estate) Talk: Is this overzealous charity work or rightful amends by NAR?
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