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This no-fluff, eye-opening session dives into the real legal missteps that quietly cause issues and put licenses at risk. We’ll call out the red flags, break down high-risk scenarios, and deliver real-world insight every Realtor need, before a mistake turns into an expensive lesson.
You would be covering:
1. The Smallest Mistakes Create the Biggest Legal Headaches
2. Documentation Is Your Best Legal Bodyguard
3. Don't Act Like You’re Not an Attorney, Inspector, or Appraiser — There is a service provider for that!
4. Boundaries Build Trust (and Keep You Out of Court)
5. Learn to Think Preventively, Not Reactively
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“RRC strives to provide a meeting experience for its members in good standing that is positive and rewarding for everyone. By attending this event, members agree to abide by this Statement of Appropriate Event Conduct.
All attendees (including, without limitation, RRC members, their guests, vendors, speakers, and RRC staff) are expected to conduct themselves professionally and with good judgment and common sense. That means, at all times, being respectful of others and of the venues, including while in transit to and from such venues. This includes all meetings, sessions, and events.
RRC aims to provide a safe experience for all attendees and does not tolerate inappropriate behavior or harassment in any form. Inappropriate behavior includes harassing or defamatory verbal or written comments, displays of illicit images, use of illicit language, threats, intimidation, and unwanted physical contact.
If, at any time, you feel threatened or harassed, you are encouraged to report the incident directly to police via 911 or contact RRC Staff. Be sure that you have the date, time, location, and a description of the incident being reported.
Attendees who violate this Statement of Appropriate Event Conduct may be asked to leave the meeting. In addition, the attendee may not be permitted to participate in future RRC meetings/events at the discretion of RRC. Further action can be taken as well at the discretion of RRC if continued violations occur by the attendee.”’
