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REALTORS® subscribe to higher standards of professional
conduct than required by licensing law. This is accomplished
through their memberships in a location association of REALTORS®,
as well as an appropriate state association and the National
Association of REALTORS®. Membership in these associations
require adherence to the strict Code of Ethics promulgated
by the National Association. Each local association bears
responsibility for conscientiously enforcing the Code within
its jurisdiction. A violation of the Code constitutes an offense
against the Association and its members generally and derogates
the real estate industry. In the unlikely event you have a
grievance against a REALTOR® member of the San Francisco
Association of REALTORS®, please file a complaint with
the Association by following the procedures outlined below.
Procedures
for Filing Disciplinary and Arbitration Complaints
Print and review this document before proceeding.
Code of Ethics
Print and retain this document for use during the preparation of your complaint.
SFARMLS Rules and Regulations
If appropriate, print and retain this document for use during the preparation of your complaint.
Disciplinary Complaint
Form
Print, complete and sign the disciplinary complaint form
and return it,
along with a statement outlining the facts and circumstances
supporting the alleged violation.
Arbitration Complaint Form
Print, complete and return the arbitration complaint form
and arbitration waiver agreement with the appropriate signatures.
The brokers of record on both sides must be named as parties.
Please include a filing fee of $150 with your application
along with a statement and any pertinent documents supporting
your claim.
Return all completed complaint forms to the following address:
Professional Standards Coordinator
San Francisco Association of REALTORS®
301 Grove Street
San Francisco, CA 94102
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