The National Association of Realtors' executive compensation practices are under scrutiny, with former CEO Bob Goldberg earning up to $2.6 million yearly amid potential tax law violations.
Volunteer leaders and officers receiving such high compensation levels is virtually unheard-of in nonprofit organizations, suggesting possible private inurement violations that jeopardize tax-exempt status.
Many Realtors are frustrated with the NAR's handling of commission settlements and costly dues, questioning the value of their memberships but facing mandatory membership rules.
The revelation of lavish perks for NAR officials raises concerns among members, with anonymous insiders fearing retaliation for speaking out about potential misuse of funds.
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