The Seattle-based brokerage offers homeowners instructions to remove racial restrictions from property deeds.
Source: Inman News
Windermere helps homeowners strike racist language from deeds
Published in Brokerage, cw title and escrow, deeds, diversity, racial covenants, racist language, Regulations, restrictive covenants, Select, shelley rossi, Todd Miller, windermere and Windermere Real Estate
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