by John Reilly | Aug 16, 2021 | Housing and Land Use
Exclusionary zoning is definied as the zoning of an area in such a way as to exclude minorities and low-income people. For example. the requirement of minimum lot or house size might have a discriminatory effect, whether intentional or not, unless justified on... by Saul Klein | Jul 22, 2021 | MLS and NAR
Lesson Plan For The Future Offer of Compensation through MLS might cease to be because it violates provisions of the Sherman Antitrust Act. What will MLSs do if the Offer of Compensation is ruled to be anti-competitive? What will brokers and agents do to make sure... by Saul Klein | Jul 13, 2021 | MLS and NAR
Lesson Plan For The Future “When a Paradigm Shifts, everyone goes back to zero. Your past success guarantees nothing, when a paradigm shifts.” Appropriate once again, I believe this is the right conversation for all of the “Stakeholders,” for... by John Reilly | Aug 29, 2014 | Data, Legal Corner
It is time to come up to speed with your awareness of PII and its impact on real estate practices. REALTOR® University launched a 4 hour online training course for REALTORS® and Association and MLS staff on privacy and data security. “Enhance Your Brand & Protect...