Jessica Thomas on Upcoming KCRAR Forms Changes

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KCRAR's 2024 Form Committee Chair Jessica Thomas joins Bobbi and Alex to talk about the upcoming changes to KCRAR forms required by the NAR settlement. Bobbi's Book Bit: A Curious Mind by Brian Grazer (Jump to interview at 12:30)

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