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In this episode of Real Talk: SCR Ethics in Action, hosts Lisa Alexander and John Smith break down Article 4 of the NAR Code of Ethics, focusing on when and how REALTORS® must disclose personal, family, firm, or ownership interests in property transactions. Learn how to handle transactions involving yourself, your relatives, your brokerage, or entities you own — and why full written disclosure is essential to staying compliant and avoiding legal risks. | South Carolina Association of REALTORS

Here for the ethics. Here for the expertise. Realtors® are here for it all. The National Association of REALTORS® Code of Ethics was adopted on July 29, 1913, to establish a professional standard of conduct. It was one of the first codifications of ethical duties adopted by any business group. Learn more about the Code of Ethics: https://parealt.rs/3yBAjMr | Pennsylvania Association of Realtors

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