Please take time to review 8 exhibits (below)...
Here is my email and the response I received from Dick Gaylord (NAR.) As I said before, this is a mass scale "Bait and Switch" operation with REMAX and the National Association of Realtors.
Jim,
The process for ethics complaints works where there are complaints within the jurisdiction of the Association.
As you mentioned to me you have taken your complaint to numerous entities and none will take it on.
I am sorry I cannot help. This matter falls under the jurisdiction of the local association and I have no authority to get involved.
I wish you the best in your future real estate endeavors. My personal advise: don't let this consume you; get on with your business and life.
I am off to D.C. for NAR's midyear meetings.
Dick Gaylord
----- Original Message -----
From: "jim bruggenschmidt"
Sent: 05/10/2008 07:31 AM AST
Subject: NAR Ethics Complaint
Attn: Mr. Dick Gaylord / NAR President
I have contacted several different members of the Indiana Association
of Realtors (State Board.) In addition, I have contacted a member of
the Board of Directors with MIBOR. To date, I have not found anyone
willing to discuss my complaint with me. As you know, NAR members say
they are dedicated to "protecting and promoting the interest of the
client."
I have not found this to be the case in Indiana. Unfortunately, it
would appear that Scott Veerkamp continues to use "predatory lending"
tactics with his customers. As you know from reading my letter, there
is a possibility that Scott has caused financial harm to over 1,000
clients in the last 5 years with the use of YSP.
I find this information to be disturbing...
Sincerely,
Jim Bruggenschmidt
