A new report from “The New York Times” examines the NAR-created American Property Owners Alliance, a nonprofit organization ostensibly dedicated to property rights, which has given heavily to Republican causes.
Source: Inman News
Under-the-radar NAR nonprofit may have hidden GOP agenda
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