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Washington Becomes Second State to Ban Exclusive Residential Listing Practices With Near-Unanimous Legislative Vote

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Governor Ferguson signs SB 6091 into law, mandating that brokers market residential properties to the general public alongside any private marketing efforts, as pocket listing debate intensifies nationwide Governor Bob Ferguson signed Senate Bill 6091 into law on March 18, making Washington the second state in the country to impose statutory restrictions on private residential […]

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