ETHICS

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• Ombudsman

• Ethics Mediation

• Ethics Complaint

• Mediation of a Business Dispute

• Member Request and Agreement to Arbitrate

• Non Member Request and Agreement to Arbitrate

• Buyer-Seller Dispute Packet

• Notice of Witness/Legal Counsel

 

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 REALTORS® pledge to abide by the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® Code of Ethics, or code of conduct. The enforcement of the REALTOR® Code of Ethics is a responsibility of the REALTOR® Association.

Any person, whether or REALTOR® or not that believes that a member is guilty of any conduct subject to disciplinary action may file a complaint in writing to the AAR as it relates to the NAR Code of Ethics.

Ethics Mediation
AAR recommends you first consider Ethics Mediation to resolve your dispute.

Filing Ethics Complaints
File a complaint when Ombudsman or Ethics Mediation efforts are not successful or you know that these programs will not be effective in your pursuit and you want to consider a disciplinary action

Podcast
Filing or Responding to an Ethics Complaint . . . the Basics

Arizona Association of REALTORS® cannot affect an Arizona Real Estate License. If your pursuit is to affect an Arizona real estate agent’s license, refer to the Arizona Department of Real Estate (ADRE)