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Real estate agents’ ethical code may sound solid on paper—putting clients first, treating everyone right—but in practice, they’ve got more wiggle room than lawyers, especially when admitting they don’t know something. A recent proposal to require agents to disclose knowledge gaps didn’t pass, sparking debate: some feared it would erode trust, built on the myth that agents know everything. This reveals a gap between ethics and reality—and while the idea isn’t dead, it’s clear the industry isn’t ready to fully embrace transparency. The question remains: will real estate professionals self-regulate—or wait for outside forces to enforce real accountability?

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