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SUMMARY:Unit 6: Relators® Code of Ethics, Part III
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DESCRIPTION: Unit Six Learning Objectives: When the student has completed this unit he or she will be able to:
• Explain the duties a Realtor® owes to other Realtors®. • Summarize the overriding thesis of the Pathway to Professionalism • Identify the penalties for violating the Code of Ethics. • Define and differentiate between mediation, arbitration, and the Ombudsman program.
DEFINITIONS
Arbitration
A voluntary process where an independent third party listens to the individuals involved in the dispute and makes a binding decision on who is the winner.
Mediation
A voluntary process where an independent third person helps the parties agree to resolve their dispute. Mediation is considered a win-win option; the idea is that both sides will walk out feeling they got something from the mediation. In 90 days, if no resolution is met, the parties must move on to another dispute resolution method, preferably arbitration.
Ombudsman
A voluntary process where an individual...

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