Realtors® are entitled, through their membership in their local, state and national association, to file a complaint against another Realtor®,  to arbitrate commission disputes, and to mediate their disagreements when appropriate, without the expense and lost time element experienced in most courtrooms.  To be able to use these professional services is not only a member benefit, but also a member obligation.  When Realtors® join their  Realtor® organization, they agree to submit their disagreement, first to a Grievance Committee, and, if deemed applicable, to either a professional standards hearing panel, mediator or arbitration panel.

Members of the public may also file ethics complaints.

Below are most of the forms you will need to file an ethics complaint,  respond to a complaint, request an arbitration or initiate a mediation.  If at any time, you have any questions, please feel free to contact us . Before you file an Ethics Complaint , please review the REALTORS® Code of Ethics to determine the appropriateness of your complaint.

Ethics Complaint Process

REALTORS® Code of Ethics

Outline of Procedure for an Ethics hearing

Ethics Complaint Form

Ethics Complaint Reply

Arbitration

Mediation

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