National Association of REALTORS® Code of Ethics and Arbitration Forms

In an unusual gift of vision, the Code of Ethics was adopted in 1913 by the National Association of REALTORS®.

The significance of the 17 Articles of the Code of Ethics is to provide ethical guidance to each REALTOR® member that subscribes to them.  If the Code is not followed, the founders of the Code provided a process to file a complaint that both the public and fellow REALTORS® may utilize.  The Code of Ethics and Arbitration process is ultimately facilitated by the Indiana Association of REALTORS® but all questions on the attached forms can be answered at the local level by KBOR’s Staff at 574.269.6706 or kbor@kbor.com

• Before You File an Ethics Complaint Brochure
  •  Before You File a Complaint
• 2015 Code of Ethics (17 Articles and their description)
  • 2015 Code Of Ethics
• Form E-1; Ethics Complaint Form
  • Ethics Complaint Form
• Form A-1; Request to Arbitrate From
  •  Request and Agreement to Arbitrate