NAR needs to be the driver of better fair housing education, demanding local associations educate their members in a meaningful fashion.
Source: Inman News
The industry needs to demand more of fair housing education for agents
Published in Agent, erica ramus, fair housing, fair housing education, housing discrimination, newsday, Opinion and Select
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