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Anthony is a former agent in Florida and keeps up with the continuing education there, so, he can refer you to a great agent.  He personally interviews several agents in the area of interest and learns what their knowledge of the area is, which marketing procedures are implemented and if they adhere to the National Association of REALTORS® Code of Ethics and proudly abides by the Fair Housing/Equal Opportunity guidelines.  This process helps you to get the best agent possible.  During your relationship with that agent Anthony periodically contacts him or her to insure that the client is getting the best service possible! 

Anthony is associated with the following types of properties, styles of sales and associations: single family homes in, multi-family homes in, vacant land in, short sales in, HUD properties, short sales, foreclosures, investing in real estate, land for sale, REALTOR, REALTOR®, Northern Board of REALTORS®, RIAR, Rhode Island Association of REALTORS®, National Association of REALTORS®, NAR

REALTORS’®

 Pledge of Performance and Service

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The NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® adopted the Code of Ethics in 1913, following the professions of medicine, law, and engineering.  REALTORS® are real estate professionals who have chosen to join the National Association and abide by its strict Code of Ethics.  What does this mean to you?  It means that any REALTOR® with whom you work has voluntarily agreed to abide by a Code of Ethics, based on professionalism and protection of the public. REALTORS® are subject to disciplinary action and sanctions if they violate the duties imposed by the Code of Ethics.  The Code of Ethics is a detailed document that spells out the professional responsibilities of every REALTOR®.  Do not hesitate to ask a REALTOR® for a copy of the Code, including the Standards of Practice.  The Code is your assurance of dealing with a professional who has your best interests in mind.  The Code of Ethics consists of seventeen Articles and related Standards of Practice. The basic principles of the Code are summarized below.  Please note that the following is not a substitute for the Code, but simply a general overview of the Code’s key principles.  For additional information about the Code of Ethics and its enforcement, speak with a REALTOR® or contact the local association of REALTORS® nearest you.

 Duties to Clients and Customers

 Article 1

REALTORS® protect and promote their clients’ interests while treating all parties honestly.

Article 2

REALTORS® refrain from exaggeration, mis-representation, or concealment of pertinent facts related to property or transactions.

Article 3

REALTORS® cooperate with other real estate professionals to advance their clients’ best interests.

Article 4

When buying or selling on their own account or for their families or firms, REALTORS® make their true position or interest known.

Article 5

REALTORS® do not provide professional services where they have any present or contemplated interest in property without disclosing that interest to all affected parties.

Article 6

REALTORS® disclose any fee or financial benefit they may receive from recommending related real estate products or services.

Article 7

REALTORS® receive compensation from only one party, except where they make full disclosure and receive informed consent from their client.

Article 8

REALTORS® keep entrusted funds of clients and customers in a separate escrow account.

Article 9

REALTORS® make sure that contract details are spelled out in writing and that parties receive copies.

 Duties to the Public

 Article 10

REALTORS® give equal professional service to all clients and customers irrespective of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin.

Article 11

REALTORS® are knowledgeable and competent in the fields of practice in which they engage or they get assistance from a knowledgeable professional, or disclose any lack of expertise to their client.

Article 12

REALTORS® paint a true picture in their advertising and in other public representations.

Article 13

REALTORS® do not engage in the unauthor-ized practice of law.

Article 14

REALTORS® willingly participate in ethics investigations and enforcement actions.

 Duties to REALTORS®

                                                                    Article 15

 REALTORS® make only truthful, objective comments about other real estate professionals.

                                                                                             Article 16

Respect the exclusive representation or exclusive brokerage relationship agreements that other REALTORS® have with their clients.

                                                                                                                                       Article 17

 REALTORS® arbitrate financial disagreements with other REALTORS® and with their clients.

Prepared by the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®